Covering Tattoos in Japan

B2 – Upper Intermediate

In some countries, tattoos are still viewed as a negative sign about a person and a lot of people are still offended by seeing people who have them. Japan is one of those countries that maintain a rather conservative view on tattoos.

Read more about the request made to tattooed rugby players ahead the Rugby World Cup next year in Japan.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-45586210

Discussion Questions:

1. Do you agree with this request?

2. Would you consider having a tattoo?

3. Why do you think people want to get tattoos?

4. Is it accepted in your country?

5. How important is it to respect local customs?

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