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HOW THE JAPANESE LOCALS FEEL ABOUT OVERTOURISM -- GET @!*#$& LOST, GAIJIN!
PIC INFO: Spotlight on a naughty maiko-san, or "apprentice geisha," decked out in a brightly colored kimono, white pan make-up, hair ornaments, and long hanging obis or sashes, Kyoto, Japan, c. 2011. 📸: "Sushicam" (via Flickr).
Source: https://onajunket.com/searching-on-your-own-for-geishas-in-kyoto-japan.
Maiko doodle
Kioto Dancing Girl by Kusakabe Kimbei 1880s por Blue Ruin 1 Por Flickr: Photograph number “55” in the catalogue of over 2,000 images by the Kusakabe Kimbei Studio of Yokohama, entitled “Kioto Dancing Girl”. This hand-coloured albumen photograph shows maiko (apprentice geisha) O-Hisa of Kyoto dressed in an elaborate dove motif kimono.
Inu-Hariko Pocchiri 1938 by Blue Ruin 1 Via Flickr: Maiko (apprentice geisha) Fumi with a charming Inu-hariko (folk dog doll) pocchiri (sash clasp).
The Maiko Tatsuha of Gion por Rekishi no Tabi Por Flickr: Taken directly in monochrome.
thinking bout Maiko
Osaka Maiko Chiyoha 1911 por Blue Ruin 1 Por Flickr: Teruha debuted in the Shinbashi geisha district of Tokyo in 1911, but prior to that she was a maiko (apprentice geisha) by the name of Chiyoha in the Sōemon-chō geisha district of Osaka. She debuted in Osaka in 1909, after several months training as a minarai (watching apprentice), having been sold into the flower and willow world aged 12 years. To increase her commercial value, Chiyoha was dressed in the Kyoto style with a Kyōfu hairstyle and a darari obi.
