Do children who don't have diapers go into the park pool?

Children who do not have diapers are not allowed to use.
The park pool used by small children is mainly used for water play, and is a facility where the water in the pool is likely to enter other children's mouths. Also, compared to swimming schools, the use of children is concentrated, so hygiene issues such as water quality management may arise. For these reasons, children who do not have diapers are not allowed to use.
Recently, disposable diapers for water play have been sold, but these diapers are made from fibers such as pulp as absorbers, and cannot completely cut off water. Water comes in the diaper, and the water comes out of the diaper. For this reason, please refrain from using disposable diapers for playing in the park pool.

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