G e i s h a

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G e i s h a
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• Geishas history
• Geishas appearance
• Geishas accomplishment
• Geisha s apprentice mayiko
• Geisha and mayiko
• Modern geisha
• Geisha and prostitution
• Survive of geisha

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History

? Traditional Japanese artist-entertainers ?
showed up in about ?? periods originally
most were male. ? geisha houses called okiya(
?? ) in areas called hanamachi ( ??
"flower towns )
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? The training including of traditional
instruments aining including of
traditionalinstruments and as well as
traditional songs, classical Japanese dance,
tea ceremony, ikebana , literature and
poetry.
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appearance

The color --red Make up Dress Hair style
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The color red
? an affectionate term for women,
especially Geisha
girls.
?beauty and happiness.
?erotic to men
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Make up
Neck
Eyebrows and edges of the eyes
White faced lady making up
for a festival
Lips make up
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Dress
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?? (yukata)
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Hair style
Momoware
Tsubushi shimada
Yuiwata
Takashi shimata
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Geta
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Accomplishment
Shamisenn
Sadou (??)
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Dance
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Geisha s apprentice mayiko
? Maiko , geisha in training, Young girls may
become Mayiko at 16 . ? A Maiko's
apprenticeship is usually 5 years, and so at
21 she may become a fully fledged Geisha. ?
Maiko as well as learning artistic pursuits must
learn the social graces and old style
Kyoto dialect before becoming a Geisha.
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Maiko

? eye applies red around eyes. ? eri (?)
red ? Kimono -brightly colored and
ornately decorated . ?Obi -long, and tied in an
ornate style rather than the box
knots common in the Obi of both Geisha and
other Japanese women.
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? neck with two unwhiteened area .
? Hair style - Momoware
Tsubushi shimada ,


Yuiwata
Wreshinobu ,
ofuku
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Geisha
? eri (?) white ? Kimono not so brightly and
colorful , usually is black without
decoratings. ?Obi short . ? neck with three
unwhiteened area . ? Hair style -
takashi shimata

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Geisha and maiko
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Modern geisha
Modern geisha still live in traditional geisha
houses called okiya in areas called hanamachi
(flower towns)
The hanamachi of Kyoto, Japan
Geisha and prostitution
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Survive of geisha
? The reasons geisha has been declining . ?
Geishas are respected as preservers of
traditional art and culture, respected as
preservers of traditional art and culture.
geisha
Old geisha
maiko