They said irezumi are OK if you buy the cover stickers sold at Kimitsu no Yu
and cover them completely. It's on their website too.
It seems super sento and public bathhouses (regular sento) are different.
Legally, they can't refuse you just because you have tattoos.
Check Article 4 of the Public Bath Act.
Hmm…
Before, it said a small tattoo under 20 cm was OK, so I went back, but it looks like they renovated and now there was a notice saying it's a no.
I'd come a long way, so I covered it with a towel (it's on my butt) and went in trying my best not to bother anyone, but I can't go there anymore.
Hmm…
Like a typical super sento, they turned me down.
Some people check in advance before going,
so if it's a no, I wish they'd put that on their website.
They said irezumi are OK if you buy the cover stickers sold at Kimitsu no Yu and cover them completely. It's on their website too.
It seems super sento and public bathhouses (regular sento) are different.
Legally, they can't refuse you just because you have tattoos. Check Article 4 of the Public Bath Act.
Before, it said a small tattoo under 20 cm was OK, so I went back, but it looks like they renovated and now there was a notice saying it's a no. I'd come a long way, so I covered it with a towel (it's on my butt) and went in trying my best not to bother anyone, but I can't go there anymore.
Like a typical super sento, they turned me down. Some people check in advance before going, so if it's a no, I wish they'd put that on their website.
I checked by phone, and sure enough it was a no.