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The World’s Most Dangerous Tattoos You’ll Never See in Japan!

Where is this "self-expression" going that we never see in Japan?

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I thought it was …… with a hand reaching out from its neck, but it has a cockpit on its chest! Does this mean that the body is being controlled by a small man?

The most common form of self-expression is tattooing, the act of carving illustrations or text on one’s body. In the West, where tattoo culture is far more widespread than in Japan, a number of uniquely evolved works are attracting attention. For example, in the photo below, a hand grows out from the neck, and the cockpit on the chest is used to control the body.　Other tattoos include a young man with glasses carved around his eyes (8th photo) and a fierce man with a pattern of the luxury brand Louis Vuitton on his head (7th photo). …… Mr. Keroppi Maeda, a journalist who is familiar with the tattoo situation overseas, says, “It’s okay to get a tattoo like this.

Some people may wonder if it’s okay to get a tattoo like this. But in Europe and America, where tattoos are accepted as part of pop culture, there are those who seek “humor” to entertain others, and there are those who are so dedicated to their own “aesthetic sense” that they overturn the image of tattoos, and create “works of art” that no one has ever done before. There are also those who have a unique sense of aesthetics that overturns the image of tattooing.

At a tattoo store, a detailed consultation is conducted before the procedure, the design is drafted on the body, and the tattoo is carved under thorough hygiene control. In Japan, professional industry associations have established professional standards.

There is no such thing as failure in tattooing. There is no such thing as failure in tattooing, and I want people to know that they can enjoy tattoos as freely as they do in Europe and the United States.

Enjoy the precious world of tattoos that you will never see in Japan!

I thought it was the name of a song by a famous foreign band, but there is a grammatical error. I thought it was the name of a song by a famous foreign band, but there is a grammatical error: the name is not Bon Jovi, but Jon Bovi.
Trick art tattoos that make the back of your head look like it’s caving in. The more I look at it, the more it seems to suck me in.
A middle-aged man relaxing on the beach had a zipper on his back. It’s all too real. If you look closely, you can see his spine peeking out.
A nipple was made to look like a nose, and eyes and a mouth were carved into the face. A work full of humor, wearing a traditional Mexican hat called a sombrero.
A man with two devilish horns carved into his forehead, giving it a 3D effect and depth, as if the horns were really sticking out.
A man on a train with a Vuitton head on his head!　Coordinating with the bag hanging nearby!
A young man with an illustration of black-rimmed glasses carved around his eyes. Too original!　So he’s going to be a glasses man for the rest of his life?
A realistically carved bald eagle, the national bird of the United States, stares down at you from the forehead. It’s so powerful that you can’t help but make eye contact with it.
A tattoo of Donald, the mascot of McDonald’s. His lower body is covered with fries. Her abs and pants are sexy.
It’s not a stunning six pack ……. If you look closely, you can see that it is drawn with dots. It’s an elaborate work of art with bumps and shades of color.

From the February 4, 2022 issue of FRIDAY.

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