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Hiiragiya Ryokan

柊家旅館
Tattoo statusSays nothingThe official site says nothing. This does not mean OK.
Shared bath
Not stated by the inn
Private bath
Private bath, but not hot-spring water

The evidence

Printed on paper for easy reading — what we searched and what we found.

We found no published rule

We searched the official site (hiiragiya.co.jp) — bath, FAQ, house-rules and terms pages — and found nothing about tattoos. That isn't a yes or a no — ask the inn before booking.

Checked
11 Oct 2026
Source type
Inn's official site (no rule found)
History: first checked 11 Oct 2026; no changes recorded since.

Ask the inn before you book

Send this in Japanese by email or the inn's contact form. It asks about the shared bath, covering, and private baths.

タトゥーがあるのですが、大浴場を利用できますか?シールなどで隠せば利用できる場合は、その条件も教えてください。また、貸切風呂や客室のお風呂は利用できますか?

Our translation I have a tattoo. May I use the large shared bath? If it is allowed when covered (for example with a sticker), please tell me the conditions. Also, may I use the private bath or the bath in my room?

Private-bath route

Private bath, but not hot-spring water
温泉はございませんが、湯あたりのやさしい地下水を使用しております。 / 大浴場はございませんが、2~3名でお入りいただける貸切りの家族風呂が2か所ございます。

Our translation There is no hot spring, but we use gentle groundwater. / There is no large bath, but there are two private family baths for 2-3 people.

Source: hiiragiya.co.jp

Practical facts

Area
Kyoto, Kyoto
Private bath
Private bath, but not hot-spring water
Official site
hiiragiya.co.jp
Booking sites
Agoda, Trip.com, Booking.com
Early morning on Yasaka-dori with street lanterns and the five-storey Yasaka pagoda
Kyoto, the town — not this innYasaka-dori and Hokan-ji pagoda in the early morning, Kyoto · Photo: Basile Morin (photo page on Wikimedia Commons, opens in a new tab) · CC BY-SA 4.0 (licence, opens in a new tab)

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