Izu · 伊豆 · Shizuoka
Seizan Yamato
青山やまと
Tattoo statusPrivate onlyNot in the shared bath, but a private bath is confirmed.
- Shared bath
- Not for tattooed guests
- Private bath
- Private bath, but not hot-spring water
- Please note
- The inn lets tattooed guests use its private bath, but that bath is not hot-spring water — so we don't count it as a way into an onsen. Check the evidence before booking.
- Conditions
- Private family baths and in-room baths both allowed.
Check prices 3 booking sites
The evidence
Inn's official sitePrinted on paper for easy reading — the inn's exact words first, then ours.
Inn's original wording · Japanese, verbatim
刺青(ファッションタトゥーを含む)をされているお客様の大浴場、および露天風呂のご利用はお断りしております。Our translationnot the inn's words
Guests with tattoos (including fashion tattoos) are refused use of the large shared bath and the open-air bath.
- Source
- seizanyamato.jp
- Checked
- 11 Oct 2026
- Source type
- Inn's official site
History: first recorded in our 29 Sep 2026 survey; no change found on re-check.
Private-bath route
Private bath, but not hot-spring water一方、客室付きのお風呂、および貸切風呂はご利用いただけます。Our translation On the other hand, the baths attached to the rooms and the private baths are available for use.
Our note: Family baths and in-room baths allowed for tattooed guests; water type not stated in the quote.
Source: seizanyamato.jp
Practical facts
- Area
- Izu, Shizuoka
- Private bath
- Private bath, but not hot-spring water
- Official site
- seizanyamato.jp — where the rule above is published
- Booking sites
- Agoda, Trip.com, Booking.com
