Tattoo-friendly onsen, sento and saunas in Ibaraki
10 places · 2 let you in · checked on official sites (Nov 15)
2 places
- Kamenoi Hotel ItakoIf coveredCover with stickersOnsen and spa · Itako, Ibaraki
- Tsukubasan Onsen Tsukuba no YuSmall tattoos onlySmall only, house stickerOnsen and spa · Tsukuba, Ibaraki
- Super Sento YamanoyuCase by caseMay be refusedOnsen and spa · Mito, Ibaraki
- Daigo Onsen Hoyo Center Mori no IdeyuNot statedOnsen and spa · Daigo, Ibaraki
- Hanabatake Neighborhood Park PoolNot allowedPool · Tsukuba, Ibaraki
- Hitachinaka Onsen Kirari BetteiNot allowedStickers not allowed eitherOnsen and spa · Hitachinaka, Ibaraki
- Hotel Lakeside Tsukuba PoolNot allowedStickers not allowed eitherPool · Tsukuba, Ibaraki
- SPA & Gohan YuluumuNot allowedOnsen and spa · Mito, Ibaraki
- Tsukuba Onsen Kirari BetteiNot allowedStickers not allowed eitherOnsen and spa · Tsukuba, Ibaraki
- Yuraku no Sato HitachiNot allowedStickers not allowed eitherOnsen and spa · Hitachi, Ibaraki
Getting tattooed in Japan?
A fresh tattoo has to stay out of hot water for about two weeks. Book your onsen days first, your session last. Tell us your dates and idea, and we match you with an artist in Japan within 48 hours. English is fine.
¥15,000 deposit, fully refunded if we can't match you.
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Can I go to an onsen or spa with tattoos in Ibaraki?
It depends on the place. Of the 8 onsen and spa complexes we checked, 0 allow tattoos as they are, 2 allow them with conditions, and 4 don't.
How did you check these rules?
We read each place's official website and quoted the tattoo rule as written, with a link and the date. If the site says nothing, we mark it "Not stated" instead of guessing. Rules change, so check with the place before you go.