So You Want A Japanese Tebori Tattoo | Tattoo Styles 

He looks like he's 38, 42 at the oldest, what the heck

SBwarriorwolf Yeaah that’s what I was thinking! He looks 38 to me

He looks bout 45 of course he looks young. It's like you've never seen a young looking person before

Asian don’t raisin

@@killshark234 yep, up until they hit 60's

You hate to see it.

They are not since 2015/17

@@copitzkymichael3313 In some places they still are since 90% of the people with tattoos are from mafias and yakuza

@@user-lw9tu1tj7c that's quite telling!

無名のバカ In Hawaii everybody is inked up. I wanted to travel to Japan soon. Will I be treated lowly or looked at weird 🤔

that's a real Lowe's jewelry piece

Legendary

🐐🐐🐐

and a candle pocket

@@SemperVictor1120 I thought it was more like a lighter

😂😂🤣😂

You win.

Haha

Dad puns for the win.

Lol

Biohazard Asian I have a tebori piece on my thigh, and holy shit it hurt but it’s probably my favorite. Also, I’ve heard some people refer to leg sleeves as socks.

Ouch

tebori hurt less than the machine for me

Would you say the tattoo ages better than one done by a machine (in terms of the color lasting longer and not fading)? I'm really interested in Japanese style tattoos and am wondering if the Tebori would be a better option if I were to get one...

@@MyLittleHomie if the artist is good itll age well, if not, not

Harvey I 17 I i now I am the first out of 194 people but yes definitely

No

Crown Admirer ☕️😂😂

That would be pretty cool

Crown Admirer fork you butch that’s a awesome idea

I'd love to see proper Maori tattoos!

Yes!!

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-jDXd7U5PhDU.html you can watch this, the last of her kind in philippines.

@@arwnabrl yea that one is so cool and unique

Would love to see the Samoan Pe’a or Malu

They pretty much banned it because there was a time that the yakuza had them and it meant you were part of a gang.

@@jordyngalvan8558 They didn't banned it, this tattoo was made to brand criminal. Also you seem to think that the Yakuza stopped doing it. They still do it and if i had this kind of tattoo i wouldn't go to Japan, seems like a good way to get your ass kicked.

It's not banned. Just severely looked down upon.

Actually folks tattooing is "banned" to an extent in Japan for health code reasons, however there are loopholes that my Tabori Artist was explaining to me while getting inked over there. I can't recall exactly what it was but if I remember or feel like doing the research I'll post again.

Its not banned. As a native Japanese, let me explain the history. When Japan opened up their country in the 19th century, Japan went through a westernization phase where traditional cultures that may seem “barbaric” from the westerners eyes were looked down. Because of this, the government implemented a law where ordinary Japanese citizens werent allowed to get tattoos. During the Edo period(16th-19th century) before Japan opened up, getting tattoos was quite a popular thing to do among the common working classes. Men such as firefighters, fisherman, merchants, and gamblers often had tattoos back in those times and it wasnt something that was only unique to the Yakuza. Its just that when Japan modernized, those who were merchants(tekiya) and gamblers(bakuto) became Yakuzas to operate their own businesses and kept their traditional commoner cultures. Thats why the Yakuzas today often have very traditional forms of vocabulary, greetings, honorifics and are closely linked to religions such as Shintoism. But nowadays, what was once considered normal for the Japanese people only applies to the Yakuza. I guess this is one of the good things about the Yakuza, the fact that they kept some of the authentic cultures that ordinary people have forgotten.

Very wrinkly for 20 year old my dude

MehdiBarka doesn’t look 20 ish to me

henry Sanson agreed - not 20ish, but he certainly doesn't look like he's pushing 50

Idk but he looks hella young tho I was so surprised 😂

Asian don't raisin

Love your videos!

Lol no you wouldn't

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@@jamesmayle4712 salam brother

Same for myself. I nearly fell asleep during the first portion of the tattoo but the last bit it felt like I had been stunk by a swarm of wasp, then had the stings repeatedly stabbed over and over again lol

@@lostsurferjames5 why no pain-killers? never did a tattoo but afaik it hurts depending on area, but still, wouldn't just getting a pain-killer help with this stuff, since they're made to lower your pain.

@@ChoJun69 not to sound like an edgelord but pain makes part of the experience at least for me. A few hours of pain is worth a lifetime piece of art. Now medically speaking most artist don't want you to take things that make you bleed more(alcohol is one of those things) because the blood can wash out some of the ink meaning the artist has to tattoo twice as much for the same result. Don't know which meds will and won't cause that but not worth it for me to risk my piece, I just deal with it.

lostsurferjames5 that’s honestly the best way to describe the pain that takes over after a while. i was ready to take a nap then the pain hit me like a truck out of nowhere LMFAO all worth it though for sure!

ChoJun Using pain killers wouldn’t work, one because you could possibly bleed more due to some being blood thinners and two because it’s not like injections. It wouldn’t last long like injections.

I'm working on my traditional tebori Japanese back piece! Done by Hori Taka in LA

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Jonathan Flores Hi man! I want a tattoo traditionaly done.I was thinking going to Hori Taka i’ve seen his work but i am a little skeptical.If you can help me telling your journey with Taka it would be great for me.Two additional questions i have for you: How much for a full back piece done in tebori from Hori? And how many hours did you put?

@@JonathanFlores-jq6bj Hi, I'm interested in doing a tebori on my back in a few years, could you tell me how long it took to do yours? Thanks!

@@atalantereinedastria1656 I started at 18, now I'm 21 and still on my back piece but I haven't gone since covid started so 2 years so far still not donr

Why chin?

@jovani barboza it's a traditional thing, not even close to what you're thinking. Dumbasses that think they're gonna be big rappers or some shit getting stupid little tattoos on their face? Yeah. That's stupid. But that's not even close to what this is lol

jovani barboza you're a fucking idiot

@jovani barboza ok cool guy

K Senpai Before contact, we had tattoos all over the body. Only women would give tattoos(I’m not sure why) and usually, only women got tattoos. Intricate designs on the thighs were birthing tattoos, to welcome our children into the world. The chin tattoos were to represent coming of age, womanhood. We had family designs up and down our arms and chest. Forehead tattoos to represent the sun coming back after a long winter. There are much more but wanted to let some of you that are curious know what our tattoos are like. Not everyone’s cup of tea, but I wear my tattoos proudly.

Yeah NoDoubtAboutIt

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K C what is his name? I didn’t see his name in the intro

@@sheldonsmith1739 [ holy yen]

what’d you get

What’s his hourly rate?

@@Ligma_Male-ub1ud very stupid question to ask

Bruh listen to noise it makes pricking the skin hahah

My first tattoo was done while I was living in Japan by an artist who specializes in Tabori (I didn’t get that style cause I was younger and stupidly passed that opportunity). But I was asking him questions about that style and he said it is actually less painful due to the slower process, and the fact that the artist has more control of the instruments, compared to a modern tattoo machine. If I get the chance to visit again I definitely want to go back to him and get a traditional style tattoo.

@@pandapolka I can confirm, It's less painful. I did get the opportunity to get a dragon tattoo done by a Korean Tebori artist visiting Belgium. Took 8 hours but did hurt less than a other tattoo that took only 3 hours. One day I'll have that tabori finished into a complete arm sleeve.

Depends on what you ate before shitting. On a more serious note, I don't think it looks any more or less painful than more "modern" techniques. Perhaps less painful, because the artists feels better what they do. And having several tattoos on several body parts, I can tell you just this: it was never too painful for me, but it's different for everyone, and perhaps even depending on who does it, but some parts were absolutely not painful where you'd expect it to be painful (my head and neck), some parts the other way around (my knees were way more painful).

@@samuelc6246 it's funny how it varies so much. my hands, didnt feel shit. between my boobs, almost screamed

Why is it better than any other tattoo

How is the result different from tattoo machine?

@@drdrdrk A lot more color goes in and colors are more saturated and full, it has some personal meaning as well, I used to live in Japan and wanted to honor that

Xiyu Yang thank you for your response and explanation. I’m happy to hear you love your tattoo and it has meaning for you!

Stfu

Well if you want an actually amazing tattoo that will pretty much never fade, Tebori is definitely a preferred style

Same but i want one now.

Tristan Washington 😂

it's a suggestion, there's a not interested option

This tattoo is sponsored by youtube then hmmmmmmmm🤔

What gets me is that I had a discussion with my boss about getting one done yesterday

@@danielmarais6216 fbi is watching you I guess

Seraphy at least my FBI guy knows what to promote with the conversations I have

Hey sameo

But I do

Definitely!

damn 80 hours is hella long. ur piece must be looking sick af 👌

I really want to see your tattoo

You look like a child tho

You guys can check it out on my instagram @plantboy04

@@BarryaLLen-ik8bq thats perfect! its better to look young than old 😁

Angel 13 woa I didn’t notice anything until you said it

It's actually common to see from where I've been in Japan and Korea

I would've never noticed, it does look nice

Angel 13 old

When you going bald you gotta improvise

Congratulations, you just gave me John Mulaney flashbacks.

But he's not from Japan...

😂😂😂

The meaning of life is our relationship with God. These four steps are the key to getting a Divine Revelation directly from him. They are something you'd eventually do if you took God seriously enough to read the Bible, while implementing its teachings. They are, forgive your parents, break down before Jesus, ask for forgiveness, and read three books of the Bible. Step four requires the first book of each testament, and one you chose yourself. The order is actually important. The steps build on each other. Each one primes your soul for the next. To be forgiven we must forgive. Mathew 6: 14-15. That's why forgiving others has to come before asking for forgiveness. Jesus will not forgive you until you've at least done the bare minimum, our parents. They're supposed to be easiest to forgive, because they've fed, housed, loved us to some degree. Our problems with them are supposed to represent our problems with God. This is why the bare minimum to receive the revelation is our parents. You'll still have to forgive everyone though, but that comes much easier after meeting God. I'm extremely serious and very literal. I'm not talking about signs, nor feelings, nor prayer. It's an actual literal pulled out of your body direct one on one conversation, nothing you can miss. nor misinterpretae. The vast majority of christans never bother to do what God wants seriously, so most never get this revelation. To most outside church their Bible is a paper weight, or at best a virtue signal. Their religion is in what other people think about them, not their relationship with God. Please do those steps I mentioned, there really is a Divine Revelation waiting for all of us. There's extraordinarlly important information we all desperately need in this revelation, but those who get it are forbidden to share it. The Truth that Jesus Christ is Lord is written on every human heart. We all have that knowledge inside us, but we bury it under mountains of pain and anger. Those steps clear away that garbage inside you, letting God heal you, so that his words boom clearly inside your soul. The entire point of our existence here is to Trust God enough that we pay him this mustard seed of Faith, so his Grace can remove the stain sin has left on our souls. Everyone that does not get this Grace is not forgiven of any of their sins, even if they turned around and we're the best person from 25 to death. Without Grace those first sins are still counted against you, tying you to the devil's punishment. It's not about being a good person, It's about being forgiven for when you weren't. The Bible is Truth. Please do those steps and see for yourself. Please take your salvation seriously

I think it's conversed

That too. Converse is the standard. Conversate is a nonstandard verb that means “to have a conversation.” They're both in use.

@Milwaukee Mayhem Yeah? Who are you, the japanese grammar police? Fuck outta here.

@Milwaukee Mayhem Haha, did I hurt your little feelings there, boy? I love you assholes always tryina' correct or insult everybody hidden behind their telephone with anonymous avatars, crusing back and forth but guess what, this ain't your homework. You're as basic as they come.

The guy who was being tattooed will probably have to go through months of this to get it done. Maybe even a year+

First guy was definitely bleeding you can see it about 2 minutes in give or take

DrinkTheCoffee i just skipped 1st guy lel

@Responsible Forest dude. Get out of here with your "god believe in angels" stuff. Don't pull the "posses and wicked" cars. It's useless

@Responsible Forest no, you just don't know anything. Ignorance is fear my friend.

@Responsible Forest think God cares more about other shit than his children getting ink and if he sentences us to Hell with murders for Ink he's a shit God so and that's coming from a Mormon 😂 mind you a shit Mormon but one none the less

Id be scared accidentally tattooing my own hand rather than the person 😅

Johnny Xaysanapannha omg

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pussy.

@@jackzn7860 bruh

I've got a large Tabori piece on the underside of my forearm, it was painful but really not much worse than any other tattoo in non-sensitive spots.

@@jackzn7860 and you have Tebori tattoos on you? People like you do not know what a tattoo is irl but oh give a keyboard and some fingers and you just type away to glory! Lmao.

@@lostsurferjames5 Ha..the more comments I read like yours the more my mind is changing..maybe it's just watching the art of tattooing, I feel like looking at videos hurts me more than getting an actual one lol.

More expensive

@@goodputin4324 You're a fucking creep

Tattoos cause cancer I'd be careful bro

NEGUS MBARKA hey I mean, I’m a tough chick I can take it, but that doesn’t mean that I can’t feel physical pain lol not my style, I just appreciate the beauty that is Tebori

Yo I ain’t even going to cap but you’d probably last 5 minutes. When I say it’s hurts like a B it hurts like a B.

tattooing isnt THAAAT painful come on. she would probs be fine

You’re right you know it what it feels like to get a Tebori tattoo.

@@dangkadventures6787 i have quite a few tattoos but none in this style. im curious about it now honestly

Going by the comments here & other videos I've seen about tebori, people seem divided over whether it hurts more or not. With a good artist, the results are amazing.

Ahh, that's cool! Thanks for pointig it out or else I would have missed it.