Izu · 伊豆 · Shizuoka

Shimoda Yamatokan

下田大和館
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
Paid private open-air bath (requires stairs) and in-room baths.
Check prices 3 booking sites

The evidence

Inn's official site

Printed 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及び露天風呂のご利用はお断りいたしております。
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.

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
客室内のお風呂及び有料の貸切露天風呂はご利用いただけます。

Our translation The in-room baths and the paid private open-air baths are available for use.

Our note: In-room baths and paid private open-air bath (stairs); water type not stated in the quote.

Source: shimoda-yamatokan.co.jp

Practical facts

Area
Izu, Shizuoka
Private bath
Private bath, but not hot-spring water
Official site
shimoda-yamatokan.co.jp — where the rule above is published
Booking sites
Agoda, Trip.com, Booking.com
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