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My first book, One Hundred Views of Maiko and Geiko, was released eight years ago at the beginning of December 2006, and it gave me many reasons to be thankful in the first few years after it was p...
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As I wrote a few days ago, this is my post from December 28, 2014. It was accidentally deleted, so I am posting it again. My apologies to those who subscribe to my blog via e-mail! During my days a...
On January 5, 20013, I was sitting inside my friend's ochaya in Gion Kobu getting ready to photograph the maiko Toshikana of Miyagawa-cho making her New Year's greetings. It was going to be the fir...
For legendary photographer Jay Maisel, photography is about "Light, Gesture, & Color." For me, it has always been Light, Color, & Geisha (or Maiko). If you look at this portrait of the geik...
This portrait of the geisha Mamehana was a happy accident and a reminder to always be mindful of what the light is doing in a room. Mamehana and I had just finished our drinks and snacks during a b...
The maiko Fukuhina of Miyagawa-cho performs in Miyagawa Ondo, the finale of Kyo Odori, a dance held every April in Kyoto.
The geisha Manaha of Gion Kobu retired at the end of January 2014, a few weeks after she posed for these photographs during Shigyoshiki in Gion Kobu
