Kewpie traditional tattoos have been a part of the Japanese culture for centuries. According to legend, the first Kewpie tattoo was created by a Buddhist monk for a client who wanted to symbolize their loyalty and devotion to the Buddhist faith. Since then, the Kewpie tattoo has been a popular choice for many Japanese people, and it has grown in popularity around the world. The Kewpie tattoo is a unique and intricate design that often features a combination of Japanese imagery and traditional Japanese symbols. The designs are often colorful and detailed and are often considered to be a representation of the wearer’s personality or beliefs.