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period (approximately 10,000 BC) on the Japanese archipelago. Some scholars have suggested that the distinctive cord-marked patterns observed on the faces and bodies of figures dated to that period represent tattoos, but this claim is not unanimously accepted. There are similarities, however, between
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The process of training to become a traditional tattoo artist is difficult and time-consuming; tattoo artists will train for many years under a master, sometimes living in the master's house, and may spend years cleaning the studio, observing and practicing in their own skin, making both the needles
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After an initial consultation during which the client will discuss with the tattooist the designs they are interested in, the work begins with the tattooing of the outline. This will usually be done in one sitting, often freehand (without the use of a stencil), which may require several hours to
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Although tattoos have gained popularity among the youth of Japan due to Western influence, tattoos continue to be stigmatised throughout most of Japan; unlike many other countries, even finding a tattoo shop in Japan can prove difficult, with tattoo shops primarily placed in areas that are very
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style can be difficult and time-consuming. The first step of finding a traditional tattoo artist can be a daunting task, as many tattoo artists in Japan are somewhat secretive in their work, with introductions made by word-of-mouth only, though the advent of the Internet has made finding an
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complete. When the outline is complete, the shading and colouring is done in weekly visits, whenever the client has money to spare. When the tattoo is finished, the artist will "sign" his name in a space reserved for that purpose, most often somewhere on the back.
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Wearers of traditional tattoos frequently keep their art secret, as tattoos are still seen as a sign of criminality in Japan, particularly by older people and in the work place. Many yakuza and other criminals themselves now avoid tattoos for this very reason.
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soon taking on connotations of criminality. Nevertheless, many foreigners, fascinated with the unique skills of Japanese tattoo artists, travelled to Japan with the express intention of being tattooed there, and traditional tattooing continued underground.
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There is some academic debate over who wore these elaborate tattoos. Some scholars say that it was the lower classes who wore—and flaunted—such tattoos. Others claim that wealthy merchants, barred by law from flaunting their wealth, wore expensive
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artists are not located in the Tokyo area. Also unlike Western tattooing is the high expense of the technique, as well as the higher proportion of time required to complete one piece and the higher level of pain involved. A typical traditional
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to the rest of the world at the beginning of the Meiji period, the Japanese government, conscious to protect its image and make a good first impression in the face of its new international status, outlawed tattooing, with
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Woodblock artists also began to practice tattooing, using many of the same tools they used for woodblock printing. These included chisels, gouges, and, most importantly, a unique type of ink known as "
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is also practiced with traditional tools, though tattoo artists trained in this style can be difficult to find; unlike most Western-style tattoo artists in Japan, the majority of traditional
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Tattooing near the armpits, the inside of the thighs and other "hidden" body areas. Also refers to the tattooing of hidden words, for example among the petals of flowers.
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Tattoo artists must master the unique styles of tattooing by hand required, and will usually be given a tattoo name by their master, most often incorporating the word
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and religious images. The novel was an immediate success, creating a demand for the type of tattoos seen in the woodblock illustrations.
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and other tools required, mixing inks, and painstakingly copying designs from the master's book before being allowed to tattoo clients.
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in 1757 in Japan; though the novel dates back several centuries before this, 1757 marked the released of the first Japanese edition.
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are applied by hand, using wooden handles and metal needles attached via silk thread. This method also requires special ink known as
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typically have one or more apprentices working for them, whose apprenticeship can last for a long time period; historically,
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ruled that tattoos could be performed by people other than licensed medical professionals, a requirement still present in
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in 1948, but has retained its image of criminality. For many years, traditional Japanese tattoos were associated with the
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as an artform was the development of the art of woodblock printing, and the release of the popular Chinese novel
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However, evidence suggesting a lack of tattooing traditions also exists; according to the early 8th-century
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There are even current political repercussions for tattoos in Japan. In 2012, the then-mayor of Osaka,
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Modern tattoos in Japan are done mostly in a similar manner to Western tattooing. Unlike traditional
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such markings and the tattoo traditions observed in other contemporaneous cultures. In the following
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Tattooing for spiritual and decorative purposes in Japan is thought to extend back to at least the
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A full body tattoo without the open section typically left down the centre of the chest
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literally means 'inserting ink' and can be written in several ways, most commonly as
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became associated with firemen, who wore them as a form of spiritual protection.
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Japanese Traditional Art with World-Class Appeal – Irezumi・TATTOO-"Oukoshisei"
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Despite the majority of modern tattooing being done by needle and machine,
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A full body tattoo with an open space left down the middle of the chest
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Epic Ink: How Japanese Warrior Prints Popularized the Full-Body Tattoo
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Characters from traditional folklore and literature, such as the
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Tattooed 'shorts'; inner thigh filled completely with tattoo work
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A catch-all term for traditional Japanese tattooing practices
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The ink used to tattoo, traditionally mixed by the apprentice
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An untattooed, triangle-shaped space left clear in the armpit
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Some common images in traditional Japanese tattoos include:
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The outline of a tattoo or the process of outlining a tattoo
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were admired as figures of bravery and roguish sex appeal.
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Loved abroad, hated at home: the art of Japanese tattooing
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The tattooing of fine lines or of hair on tattooed figures
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An untattooed, round-edged space left clear in the armpit
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A three-quarter length sleeve tattoo, to the mid forearm
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A hand-tattooing technique employing a feathering motion
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A hand-tattooing technique employing a thrusting motion
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A chest tattoo with an open space left down the middle
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