Leessang singer Gary denied hot spring access in Kyushu due to tattoos

Leessang singer Gary was unable to use an outdoor hot spring during a family trip to Kyushu on the 13th, forcing him to wear a rash guard while swimming in the pool with his wife and son Hao.

Gary, a singer from the group Leessang, encountered an unexpected obstacle during a family trip to Kyushu, Japan. While traveling with his wife and son Hao, his plans to enjoy the hot springs were restricted due to the tattoos on his body.

On the 13th, a video titled "Capturing Kyushu Family Trip Memories | Hao's Dad's Travel Vlog" was released on the YouTube channel 'Kang Gary'. The video captures Gary enjoying an intimate family trip to Kyushu, Japan, with his wife and son Hao, as the three spent relaxing time away from daily life by admiring beautiful scenery and tasting local food.

Gary's satisfaction with the trip was significant from the very first impression. Upon arriving at the hotel where the family was staying, he looked around the room and expressed continuous admiration, particularly for the open ocean view and the clean facilities. The pleasant atmosphere of the accommodation, which exceeded expectations, left both Gary and his family excited, increasing the anticipation for the trip.

The enjoyment at the hotel continued with meals and swimming. After a leisurely meal at the hotel buffet, the family visited the outdoor hot spring pool. However, an unexpected restriction awaited Gary: he was limited in his use of the hot spring due to his tattoos. Ultimately, Gary had to settle for enjoying the pool with his family while wearing a rash guard.

Through video subtitles, Gary actively recommended the hotel while expressing regret that he could not use other hot springs due to his tattoos. While expressing satisfaction by stating, "I strongly recommend it to people of all ages, couples, and families," he candidly admitted, "It is a shame that I cannot use other hot springs because of my tattoos." Although the trip itself was satisfying, the inability to fully enjoy the hot springs remained a point of regret.

Nevertheless, the joy of the trip was not diminished. Gary found meaning in "swimming in the hot spring water," focusing on the enjoyment of playing in the warm water. Despite the restrictions, he showed a positive attitude, valuing the time spent with his family.

Despite the limitations on hot spring access caused by his tattoos, Gary continued to build memories with his wife and son Hao. The video, which captures happy family moments including the accommodation, food, and water activities, provided a heartwarming look at the daily life of a close-knit family and Gary's affectionate side as a father.

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