If anything, the ban over tattoos was related to Yakuza (whose members have tattoos all over their bodies). Don't think those like Kikuri's scare anybody.
Not necessarily on the whole body, many people just get tattoos on the whole back, etc. It depends on rank and experience. But this issue has quite a lot of nuances, for example, there are many Japanese rockers with a lot of tattoos and they don’t have any problems. On the other hand, the Japanese often do not allow Europeans and Americans with clearly Western tattoos in.
Context matter. Following the chain of comments, It was mean to be suggestion for Shima, a better way to deal with Hiroi. Like how I reply for the other comments
So she may not keep all the money, but she will have the habit of drink high quality stuff. And it is some thing
I don't think Kikuri will be able to learn how to handle money properly if the responsibility for her falls on another person. This will simply lead to her developing the mentality of a kept woman or the unemployed son of a single mother.
She ain't able to handle money now, that not new, it show us time and time again.
Someone else's control will help keep her sober, but will not make her independent. Under certain circumstances, even the opposite is true. This requires separate training in positive skills.
Well, There are no perfect solution. Just keep one step at a time, friend.
Yes, I'm tired of this argument too
. Well, at least despite her love of booze, Kikuri still seems a long way from full-blown alcoholismSo I follow a lot of Japanese gals (gyaru or otherwise) on Instagram and you'd be surprised at how many have visible tattoos that are not in readily concealable locations. The attitude toward tattoos isn't as severe as it was in the past.
