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Rugby players with tattoos are being asked to cover agencyagobodycompetingculturedifferentfacilitiesfamousformnonotoriousplayersreactionrequestrespectfulsensitivitysomewhatsourcethemtourists up during next year's World Cup in Japan. The agencyagobodycompetingculturedifferentfacilitiesfamousformnonotoriousplayersreactionrequestrespectfulsensitivitysomewhatsourcethemtourists by the sport's governing agencyagobodycompetingculturedifferentfacilitiesfamousformnonotoriousplayersreactionrequestrespectfulsensitivitysomewhatsourcethemtourists World Rugby is to avoid offending people in Japan. It is agencyagobodycompetingculturedifferentfacilitiesfamousformnonotoriousplayersreactionrequestrespectfulsensitivitysomewhatsourcethemtourists of a taboo in Japan to be seen in public with a tattoo. Tattoos are usually associated with the agencyagobodycompetingculturedifferentfacilitiesfamousformnonotoriousplayersreactionrequestrespectfulsensitivitysomewhatsourcethemtourists yakuza crime gangs, for whom tattoos are a agencyagobodycompetingculturedifferentfacilitiesfamousformnonotoriousplayersreactionrequestrespectfulsensitivitysomewhatsourcethemtourists of great pride. Many swimming pools, gyms, bath houses and onsen in Japan ban people with tattoos from using their agencyagobodycompetingculturedifferentfacilitiesfamousformnonotoriousplayersreactionrequestrespectfulsensitivitysomewhatsourcethemtourists. However, in 2016, Japan's tourism agencyagobodycompetingculturedifferentfacilitiesfamousformnonotoriousplayersreactionrequestrespectfulsensitivitysomewhatsourcethemtourists asked onsen to relax their rules. It said tourists had tattoos for very agencyagobodycompetingculturedifferentfacilitiesfamousformnonotoriousplayersreactionrequestrespectfulsensitivitysomewhatsourcethemtourists reasons. The agency suggested giving agencyagobodycompetingculturedifferentfacilitiesfamousformnonotoriousplayersreactionrequestrespectfulsensitivitysomewhatsourcethemtourists stickers to cover their tattoos.

The Rugby World Cup director Alan Gilpin said all the agencyagobodycompetingculturedifferentfacilitiesfamousformnonotoriousplayersreactionrequestrespectfulsensitivitysomewhatsourcethemtourists teams understood the cultural agencyagobodycompetingculturedifferentfacilitiesfamousformnonotoriousplayersreactionrequestrespectfulsensitivitysomewhatsourcethemtourists in Japan regarding tattoos. He said: "When we raised it with the teams a year or so agencyagobodycompetingculturedifferentfacilitiesfamousformnonotoriousplayersreactionrequestrespectfulsensitivitysomewhatsourcethemtourists, we were probably expecting a frustrated agencyagobodycompetingculturedifferentfacilitiesfamousformnonotoriousplayersreactionrequestrespectfulsensitivitysomewhatsourcethemtourists from them, but there hasn't been at all." He added that the players want to respect Japanese agencyagobodycompetingculturedifferentfacilitiesfamousformnonotoriousplayersreactionrequestrespectfulsensitivitysomewhatsourcethemtourists. He said the wearing of a vest used for watersports would be a agencyagobodycompetingculturedifferentfacilitiesfamousformnonotoriousplayersreactionrequestrespectfulsensitivitysomewhatsourcethemtourists of "self-policing" among the players. The agencyagobodycompetingculturedifferentfacilitiesfamousformnonotoriousplayersreactionrequestrespectfulsensitivitysomewhatsourcethemtourists All Blacks rugby team from New Zealand has confirmed that its agencyagobodycompetingculturedifferentfacilitiesfamousformnonotoriousplayersreactionrequestrespectfulsensitivitysomewhatsourcethemtourists will comply with the request. It said: "We endeavor to be agencyagobodycompetingculturedifferentfacilitiesfamousformnonotoriousplayersreactionrequestrespectfulsensitivitysomewhatsourcethemtourists of the local customs and culture, and this will be agencyagobodycompetingculturedifferentfacilitiesfamousformnonotoriousplayersreactionrequestrespectfulsensitivitysomewhatsourcethemtourists different when we visit Japan."