Tattoo-friendly onsen in Ibaraki

Public baths and day-use spas you can visit without staying overnight.

3 hot springs

  • Ibaraki · Hitachinaka

    Hitachinaka Onsen Kirari Bettei

    A day spa in Hitachinaka, Ibaraki, with a free-flowing natural hot spring source bath. Pre-school children are not admitted. Its official price page firmly refuses entry to guests with tattoos, including tattoo stickers.

    Tattoos: Not allowed (official)¥990Open-air bath
  • Ibaraki · Ryugasaki

    Natural Hot Spring Yubune Ryugasaki

    A day-use hot spring inside the Tatsunoko-machi Ryugasaki mall in southern Ibaraki, with a strong salt spring. Its official FAQ says people with tattoos generally cannot bathe, but may if the tattoos are fully hidden by up to two cover stickers sold at the facility. The facility introduced this rule in April 2023 as a trial that may be stopped, and its price page still says people with tattoos cannot enter while pointing to that notice, so check before you go.

    Tattoos: Allowed if covered (official)¥1,050
  • Ibaraki · Tsukuba

    Tsukuba Onsen Kirari Bettei

    A day spa in Tsukuba, Ibaraki, with a natural hot spring that rose from 1,620 m underground in 2017; the upper bath is free-flowing. Pre-school children are not admitted. Its official price page firmly refuses entry to guests with tattoos, including tattoo stickers.

    Tattoos: Not allowed (official)¥1,300Open-air bath