Why don't sushi chefs want tattooed people?

Sushi Lang doesn't want people with tattoos because of hygiene reasons and cultural traditions.

Hygienic reasons: In Japanese culture, tattoos used to be a symbol of criminals or thugs. Therefore, it is generally believed that people with tattoos are not clean and reliable enough, which will pose a threat to food hygiene and safety. In order to maintain the high quality and hygiene standards of sushi restaurants, they will refuse to receive guests with tattoos.

2. Cultural tradition: In Japan, some traditional hot springs and public baths are not allowed to enter, because tattoos are regarded as a bad culture related to crime in Japan, and hot springs and public baths represent the essence and inheritance of culture. Sushi shops may also follow this tradition, thinking that tattoos do not conform to traditional Japanese culture and etiquette.