Today, I had my exam and I passed! This means that I have become an official apprentice. A minarai.
Minarai means a person who learns by observation. I will start to slowly look the part, but not fully participate. I'll be able to focus on how my mentors work and learn from it.
I have a busy day in the afternoon. I will receive my professional name. All of the women at Umeno have names that start with Ume. Ume means plum blossom. It can be an auspicious motif. Ume blossoms are highly seasonal in February where they hark the start of the spring season.
After I get my name, Okaahan will take me to have my hair done into wareshinobu. Wareshinobu is a traditional style that only particularly qualified hairdressers can fix. I can decorate it with shibori cloth and simple pins while I'm not working. I will have to sleep on a special pillow to keep from messing it up.
Later that evening, I will participate in my first ozashiki. It won't mark the official start of my career. It's more like, orientation, or shadowing, if you will.