Tsuki no Usagi
- Shared bath
- Not stated by the inn
- Private bath
- Hot-spring bath in your room
The evidence
Printed on paper for easy reading — what we searched and what we found.
We searched the official site (tsuki-u.com) — bath, FAQ, house-rules and terms pages — and found nothing about tattoos. We did find a private hot-spring bath, listed on the inn's official site: it may provide an alternative, but the inn has not stated a tattoo rule (our inference). Confirm before booking.
- Source
- tsuki-u.com
- Checked
- 11 Oct 2026
- Source type
- Inn's official site (no rule found)
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
Hot-spring bath in your room露天風呂は源泉かけ流しですか？ / かけ流しと循環の併用でございます。Our translation Is the open-air bath free-flowing hot-spring water? / It is a combination of free-flowing and recirculated water.
Our note: All detached rooms have open-air baths (onsen, partly recirculated).
Source: tsuki-u.com
Practical facts
- Area
- Izu, Shizuoka
- Private bath
- Hot-spring bath in your room
- Official site
- tsuki-u.com
- Booking sites
- Agoda, Trip.com, Booking.com
