Bunshin Tattoo Museum — Attraction in Yokohama

Entrance is the small door right as you walk in. It's very narrow, so I missed it. Very nice artwork and pieces on display, with a good variety. Mostly Japanese style, with some pieces from other countries. It is more of an art gallery than a museum, as the focus is definitely of the art work, not the history. It is only two stories, so it doesn't take long to go around, but when I went, I was given a choice of two pins on entry as a gift on entry. Overall, enjoyable experience, but be aware that it is a fairly small,...

Visited Yokohama for a day during our honeymoon to come to the Tattoo Museum. Arrived at 16:35 on a Thursday and knocked on the door. We stayed for about 35 minutes, knocking every 5 minutes or so, but no one answered. There was no notice on the door indicating closure, and the sign outside was lit saying ‘open.’ We tried to call the phone number but couldn’t get through. Disappointed is an understatement as we were really looking...

I don't know much about tattoos but, this place so-called "museum" looks like the backroom or abandoned garage of a tattoo shop. It's very narrow, totally messy and not interesting. Many objects fell down in their window, it's all old and not well maintained. The praised tattoo master owning the place (but not running it) seems to have exchanged letters with...