What does a geisha mean?

Geisha is a Japanese performing arts profession, which originated in Tokyo and Osaka in the17th century. The original geisha were all men, wandering outside the boundaries of Kyoto-machi (commonly known as machi), mainly performing dances and musical instruments in brothels and casinos for a living.

/kloc-In the middle of the 0/8th century, the geisha profession was gradually completely replaced by women, and this tradition has been passed down to this day. Japanese geisha was born in Tokyo and Osaka in the17th century. The original geisha were all men,

They make a living by performing dances and musical instruments in brothels and casinos. /kloc-In the middle of the 0/8th century, the geisha profession was gradually replaced by women, and this tradition has been passed down to this day.

Before World War II, most geisha were forced to engage in this profession for their livelihood. Today, there are still a few Japanese women joining the geisha industry.

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Geisha's white makeup is actually to set off the colorful kimonos they wear. White faces can add a little mystery, isn't it more dramatic? The kimono worn by geisha is different from other kimonos. Generally, the neck collar is wide and leans backward, which will expose a large area of the neck, so the neck and face should be painted white.

Japanese men think that a woman's neck, back and spine are sexy symbols. Under the layers of packages, tight kimonos and heavy makeup of Japanese geisha, there is a great space in the neck, exposing the real skin of geisha, which can make people have infinite reverie. So when watching geisha performances, what Japanese men want to see most is the exposed back neck of geisha?