Tattoo-friendly onsen in Shizuoka

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

4 hot springs

  • Shizuoka · Mishima

    Gokurakuyu Mishima

    A large day spa with natural hot spring baths (Gokurakuyu chain). Gokurakuyu's group-wide rules say guests with tattoos cannot enter, and tattoo stickers must be removed before entering.

    Tattoos: Not allowed (official)¥950
  • Shizuoka · Izunokuni

    Izu-Nagaoka Onsen New Hakkeien

    A hilltop hot spring hotel in Izu-Nagaoka that also takes day visitors, with a rooftop open-air bath facing Mt. Fuji. Its day-trip page says guests with tattoos are firmly refused.

    Tattoos: Not allowed (official)¥1,650Open-air bath
  • Shizuoka · Numazu

    Numazu Yugawara Onsen Manyo no Yu

    A 24-hour bathing complex in Numazu. Its official page refuses guests with tattoos (including tattoo-like stickers and body paint) and says anyone found will be asked to leave without a refund, but also says guests who follow "the rules set by the facility" may enter. Ask the staff for details.

    Tattoos: Conditions apply (official)¥1,900
  • Shizuoka · Shizuoka

    Ofuro Cafe Bijinyu

    A cafe-style hot spring in Shizuoka City with two springs: an alkaline simple spring (pH 9.9) from 1,500 m underground and a sulphur spring trucked in from Kaburao. Its official FAQ says people with tattoos cannot enter, including areas other than the baths.

    Tattoos: Not allowed (official)¥1,480