Sengokuhara Shinanoki Ichinoyu

Tattoo acceptance status

The Ichinoyu Group's official day-bathing (yumeguri) page states that guests with tattoos are not, in principle, refused for overnight stays, and asks that tattoos be covered when using the large public baths and other public spaces. Tattoo cover stickers are sold at the front desk (330 yen each, tax included; 114 mm × 114 mm). No maximum number of stickers is stated. Guests who want to bathe without worrying about tattoos are directed to group inns with private open-air baths or rooms with their own hot spring baths. The bathing etiquette rules on the same official site (Article 17) also state that people with tattoos are refused entry regardless of tattoo stickers, so please check with the inn before visiting. Separately, the FAQ for the private sauna at Sengokuhara Shinanoki Ichinoyu Bettei (swimwear required; day use is paid and booked together with a guest room; guests only on Saturdays and peak periods) says guests with tattoos can use it without hesitation because the changing area is inside the private room and they will not meet other guests. (Checked on November 4, 2026.)

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