Dec 17, 2019
June 2018: Aoi-tayuu and her kamuro, of Suehiro okiya, hosting an Akari no Utage (灯りの宴), or “light party,” at Jojuji Temple (葉室山浄住寺). This party consists of a tea ceremony followed by a banquet.
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June 2018: Aoi-tayuu and her kamuro, of Suehiro okiya, hosting an Akari no Utage (灯りの宴), or “light party,” at Jojuji Temple (葉室山浄住寺). This party consists of a tea ceremony followed by a banquet.
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June 2018: Aoi-tayuu and her kamuro, of Suehiro okiya, hosting an Akari no Utage (灯りの宴), or “light party,” at Jojuji Temple (葉室山浄住寺). This party consists of a tea ceremony followed by a banquet.
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June 2018: A kamuro of Suehiro okiya holding a traditional umbrella during an Akari no Utage (灯りの宴), or “light party,” at Jojuji Temple (葉室山浄住寺).
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June 2018: Aoi-tayuu and her kamuro, of Suehiro okiya, hosting an Akari no Utage (灯りの宴), or “light party,” at Jojuji Temple (葉室山浄住寺). This party consists of a tea ceremony followed by a banquet.
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June 2018: Aoi-tayuu and her kamuro, of Suehiro okiya, hosting an Akari no Utage (灯りの宴), or “light party,” at Jojuji Temple (葉室山浄住寺). This party consists of a tea ceremony followed by a banquet.
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June 2018: A kamuro of Suehiro okiya holding a traditional umbrella during an Akari no Utage (灯りの宴), or “light party,” at Jojuji Temple (葉室山浄住寺).
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June 2018: Aoi-tayuu and her kamuro, of Suehiro okiya, hosting an Akari no Utage (灯りの宴), or “light party,” at Jojuji Temple (葉室山浄住寺). This party consists of a tea ceremony followed by a banquet.
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June 2018: Aoi-tayuu and her kamuro, of Suehiro okiya, hosting an Akari no Utage (灯りの宴), or “light party,” at Jojuji Temple (葉室山浄住寺). This party consists of a tea ceremony followed by a banquet.
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