Asanoya
湯村温泉 朝野家
Does Asanoya allow tattoos? In a private bath
Sixty-eight rooms on the hill above the boiling source, every one of them with the spring on tap — at the basin as well as the bath — and six kinds of room with an open-air bath of their own, in a house that runs tea, flower and incense classes for its guests.
Every room has the hot spring in it — the ryokan’s wording is that even the taps at the basin run on it — and six room types have an open-air bath of their own besides. The large bath and the open-air one carry no published rule, so the room is the answer.
What happens when you arrive
Skip the shared baths and reserve the private one the way this page describes; once the door is closed nobody is checking anything.
How we know
Confirmed Confirmed from official site — bath structure, not a tattoo policy
Read on: asanoya.co.jp/room/
Best for: Yumura's water in your own room, in a house that teaches tea and incense
The wording is 全客室温泉付, with 客室のお風呂・洗面の蛇口にいたるまで全て天然かけ流し温泉. No tattoo policy is published; ask when you book if you want one in writing.
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