This is from AI, but apparently: "At Ikaho Grand Hotel, we ask that you refrain from exposing tattoos. If you wear a cover sticker, you may use the facilities to the extent that it does not cause discomfort to other guests."
The changing room entrance in the annex doesn't say anything like "please refrain from exposing them," but it does say "irezumi and tattoos are a no."
It was also written here and there on the lockers! It felt like, "You can get in, but please be considerate!"
Hmm…
I'm going tomorrow, so I plan to check whether it's "you can get in if you cover it (OK if it's covered)" or whether "the fact that you have one, even covered" is the problem. Why do some people think "it's OK if you hide it (as long as you don't get caught)"... What I want to know is whether it's "banned, no questions asked, if you have one" or "OK if you cover it, or if it fits under the designated cover sheet."
Got in
Other than what's written at the bath entrance, there was nothing written anywhere else. For me, it's a yes.
Hmm…
There were no-tattoo signs everywhere, at the entrance and on every single locker.
This is from AI, but apparently: "At Ikaho Grand Hotel, we ask that you refrain from exposing tattoos. If you wear a cover sticker, you may use the facilities to the extent that it does not cause discomfort to other guests." The changing room entrance in the annex doesn't say anything like "please refrain from exposing them," but it does say "irezumi and tattoos are a no." It was also written here and there on the lockers! It felt like, "You can get in, but please be considerate!"
I'm going tomorrow, so I plan to check whether it's "you can get in if you cover it (OK if it's covered)" or whether "the fact that you have one, even covered" is the problem. Why do some people think "it's OK if you hide it (as long as you don't get caught)"... What I want to know is whether it's "banned, no questions asked, if you have one" or "OK if you cover it, or if it fits under the designated cover sheet."
Other than what's written at the bath entrance, there was nothing written anywhere else. For me, it's a yes.
There were no-tattoo signs everywhere, at the entrance and on every single locker.