Ikaho · 伊香保 · Gunma

Kishigon Ryokan

岸権旅館
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
Book at the dedicated desk on check-in day; no advance booking.
Check prices 3 booking sites

The evidence

Inn's official FAQ

Printed on paper for easy reading — the inn's exact words first, then ours.

Inn's original wording · Japanese, verbatim
各浴場の温泉利用に関して、入れ墨またはタトゥーのある方の入浴はお断りしております。
Our translationnot the inn's words

Regarding use of the hot spring in each bath, guests with irezumi (traditional tattoos) or tattoos are refused bathing.

Checked
11 Oct 2026
Source type
Inn's official FAQ
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
※ただし、ご宿泊のお客様は貸切風呂利用可

Our translation *However, staying guests may use the private bath

Our note: Private bath for staying guests, booked at the desk on the day; water type not stated.

Source: kishigon.co.jp

Practical facts

Area
Ikaho, Gunma
Private bath
Private bath, but not hot-spring water
Official site
kishigon.co.jp — where the rule above is published
Booking sites
Agoda, Trip.com, Booking.com
Sunrise reflected in still Lake Haruna beneath the cone of Mount Haruna-Fuji
Ikaho, the town — not this innSunrise over Lake Haruna, near Ikaho · Photo: Liza Chan from Japan (photo page on Wikimedia Commons, opens in a new tab) · CC0 (licence, opens in a new tab)

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