There are lots of locals, but the water quality is good and it's a nice place. I think it also comes up if you search for "Ramu-chan Park."
Got in
According to the FAQ on the official website, tattoos are OK.
However, antisocial forces can't get in.
Got in
My dad has tattoos he got when he was young. They let him in, no problem. There's nothing on the building asking people with tattoos to refrain, either.
During the day on weekends, there's a pretty good chance you'll see people with traditional Japanese designs on bare skin. I don't think there were any signs at the entrance explicitly saying people with irezumi should refrain. Maybe they just don't check.
There are lots of locals, but the water quality is good and it's a nice place. I think it also comes up if you search for "Ramu-chan Park."
According to the FAQ on the official website, tattoos are OK. However, antisocial forces can't get in.
My dad has tattoos he got when he was young. They let him in, no problem. There's nothing on the building asking people with tattoos to refrain, either.
During the day on weekends, there's a pretty good chance you'll see people with traditional Japanese designs on bare skin. I don't think there were any signs at the entrance explicitly saying people with irezumi should refrain. Maybe they just don't check.
No.