Instead, she ended up with a tattoo that translated to "shichirin," which means small Japanese barbecue grill. The internet noticed: Grande explained on Twitter just why she ended up with that tat.

In fact, he is one of a small number of Japanese artists still practicing the ancient tradition of “tebori” (literally “hand-carved”) tattoos. The first written records of tattoos in Japan ...

Once Japanese fans started pointing out her mistake, Grande deleted the picture of the tattoo from her Instagram. “Indeed, I left out ‘つの指’ which should have gone in between,” she ...

A shichirin is a lightweight small charcoal grill. “I’M SCREAMING did Ariana Grande really tattoo the Japanese kanji of bbq grill on her hand SIS,” one person tweeted. “Ariana Grande’s ...

In a small workshop down a narrow alleyway in Taipei’s Ximending district, tattoo artist Bobo Chen is refreshing a scene from a Japanese epic with new ink on a client’s back. The vivid image ...