8 studios · avg 4.8★
Japanese Tattoo Artists in New York, NY
New York, NY has 8 japanese tattoo studios listed on GetInked. Japanese tattooing draws from centuries of Irezumi tradition — koi, dragons, chrysanthemums, and bold waves rendered in rich color and flowing composition. Japanese shops here average 4.8★ across GetInked reviews.
SENA TATTOO is a premier New York city tattoo studio specializing in Japanese and American traditional tattoo styles, and art gall…
By Hugo Tattoo NYC, at 150 W 22nd St in Manhattan, is the studio of an Irezumi (traditional Japanese) tattoo artist doing full cus…
Lower East Side NYC tattoo shop accepting walk-ins and custom work; artists cover fine line, black & grey, color, traditional, Jap…
Mag Q Tattoo (MQT) in New York is a studio with resident artists offering Japanese, realistic, fine-line/mini and cosmetic tattooi…
Bowery studio founded by award-winning artist Mike Rubendall, noted for Japanese work.
Lower East Side shop founded after NYC's tattoo ban was lifted, home to a tattoo history museum.
Walk-in and custom tattoo shop at 127 Lafayette St, NYC, open 7 days a week. The staff advertise everything from large-scale Japan…
Tattoo studio in NYC (Nobu Tattoo) with WordPress site showing gallery of Japanese-style tattoos. Limited content but clear tattoo…
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many japanese tattoo artists are in New York, NY?
There are 8 japanese tattoo studios listed in New York, NY on GetInked. Each profile shows style details, ratings, and — for claimed shops — direct booking.
What is japanese tattooing?
Japanese tattooing draws from centuries of Irezumi tradition — koi, dragons, chrysanthemums, and bold waves rendered in rich color and flowing composition.
How do I find the best japanese tattoo artist in New York?
Browse the New York japanese listings on GetInked, compare ratings and reviews, and click through to each studio's profile to view portfolios before booking.
Can I book a japanese tattoo appointment in New York on GetInked?
Yes. Studios that have claimed their GetInked profile accept direct booking — look for the "Book" button on a shop's page. Unclaimed listings show contact info so you can reach the shop directly.