Japan has a long history regarding Irezumi – aka Tattoos
thought to extend back to at least the Jōmon or paleolithic period (approximately 10,000 BC)
The Ainu people, an indigenous people of Japan, are known to have used tattoos for decorative and social purposes.
Ainu woman
Photo Credit : Lars Krutak – Tattoo anthropologist
Since 2003, he has been studying the socioeconomic impacts of tourism on indigenous Rarámuri ( Tarahumara ) …
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Its known for certain that irezumi became associated with firemen, dashing figures of bravery and roguish sex-appeal, who wore them as a form of spiritual protection well before to be linked to underground World such as Yakuzas and haven’t been well accepted in public places ..
Thus come to life Tattoo Spot Japan community site up dated by users.
where tattooed person can enjoy Onsen ( Japanese hot springs ) , Sauna, Pool, Gym, Hotel …etc.
Irasshai , Irasshai … !
