Oct 1, 2024
Geigi Haruko 1910s
Geigi (geisha) Haruko of Tokyo, with her hair dressed in the Sokuhatsu style.
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Geigi Haruko 1910s
Geigi (geisha) Haruko of Tokyo, with her hair dressed in the Sokuhatsu style.
Geisha Kanoko かの子 from Sendai, 1908
Geisha Otomaru 1910s por Blue Ruin 1 Por Flickr: Geisha Otomaru with her hair dressed in the Sokuhatsu style, which was introduced from the West during the late Meiji period (around 1895), this type of hairstyle is thought to be based on that of the Gibson Girl in America.
Miyako (宮子) from Otaru, 1908
Shinbashi Geisha Otomaru ca. 1910 - by blue ruin 1 on flickr.
Otomaru’s okiya was Shinkikumura.
Geisha Eiryu holding a Baby Bird 1910s
This postcard is hand-coloured using a stencil, which has left the colours slightly out of sync with the images.
Otomaru of Tokyo 1913
東京 (Tokyo) おと丸 (Otomaru)
Yachiyo of Osaka 1913
大阪 (Osaka) 八千代 (Yachiyo)
Misprinted as 八代千 (Yayochi)