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Eiryō 1905
Meigi (famous geisha) Eiryō dressed in the Genroku style, emulating the fashions of Japan’s Golden Age in the late 17th Century. The Hakoshimada (Box Shimada) hairstyle.
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Eiryō 1905
Meigi (famous geisha) Eiryō dressed in the Genroku style, emulating the fashions of Japan’s Golden Age in the late 17th Century. The Hakoshimada (Box Shimada) hairstyle.
Fuzoku Gaho 1905
Meigi (famous geisha) Eiryō
From a double-page spread in “Fūzoku Gahō” (Customs Pictorial) no. 322, 1905. The main caption loosely translates as “a pictorial of Shinbashi geisha imitating Genroku period dress and manners”.
Fuzoku Gaho 1905
A double-page spread in “Fūzoku Gahō” (Customs Pictorial) no. 322, 1905. The main caption loosely translates as “a pictorial of Shinbashi geisha imitating Genroku period dress and manners”.
Meigi (famous geisha) Eiryō.
Eiryō of Shinbashi 1908
新橋 (Shinbashi) 新恵比壽家 (Shin-Ebisu-ya) 榮龍 (Eiryō)
Tsukimi-Dango 1906
Geigi (geisha) Eiryō with tsukimi-dango (moon-viewing dumplings) and omiki tokkuri (sake offering bottles) on a sanbō (Shintō offering table), ready for Otsukimi (a moon-viewing ceremony).
Captioned 當世風俗千姿 (Present-day customs in a thousand poses).
Eiryō of Shinbashi 1897
東都 Tōto (Eastern Capital) 新ばし Shinbashi 栄竜 Eiryō