#kohisa

[love1kimono]

Tomigiku with Kohisa and Others 1920s

Geiko (geisha) Tomigiku (centre right) with maiko (apprentice geisha) Kohisa (centre left) and others on a yuka (Summer balcony) in Kyoto.

[erikruk]

Live delight

[sundoodle]

hisame, gently: stop scaring the children asshole

blue glitter has so much kohisa drama dhfdh which is why hisame usurped koharu as my fave seiran lol

[geimei]

A vintage picture of Maiko Fumiryō and Kohisa, Geiko Tomigiku, Ichiyū and Danko and Maiko Momotarō of Gion Kobu drinking beer on an outdoor-terrace overlooking the Kamogawa River taken in 1920.

Source: Blue Ruin 1 on Flickr

[restrictedareas-pr0ject]

Yanagisawa-34 Ōhisamachi Kohisa, Iwaki-shi, Fukushima-ken 979-0337, Japan

[sundoodle]

kohisa shoulder nappin

i think koharu and hisame should cuddle. i also think koharu has 0 idea how physical affection works and gets flustered every time anything small happens off of the stage

[sundoodle]

have some koharu/hisame

bonus Annoying Suzu

[okiya]

A Hot Summer Evening 1920s (by Blue Ruin1)

In 1917 there were eight hanamachi (geisha districts) in Kyoto:

Gion Kobu (Gion Grade A); Gion Otsubu (Gion Grade B), later re-named Gion Higashi-Shinchi (Gion Eastern New Land); Miyagawachō (Shrine River Ward); Shimabara (possibly a reference to Shimabara Castle); Kamishichiken (Seven Houses in the Upper Area); Shichijō-Shinchi (Seven Emotions New Land); Gobanchō (Go Board Ward); and Pontochō (Ponta is a Portuguese word meaning “Point” e.g. Point Ward).

However, only five remain today, which are collectively known as the Gokagai (five hanamachi).