Where did the base patrol come from?

Flower street patrol is a special traditional activity, which comes from Japan.

Huaji refers to the leader of Japanese prostitutes in the old days, and now it has become a cultural symbol and tourist attraction. On the other hand, street patrol is the basis for people to wear colorful clothes and make-up and stroll in the street to attract tourists' attention.

The origin of Huakui Street Patrol can be traced back to1the beginning of the 9th century. At that time, the prostitute industry in Japan was very prosperous, and many prostitutes lived in the surrounding area of Gion, forming a special community. In order to protect their reputation and image, the citizens began to organize and set up trade associations. They often hold parades to show their beauty and talents and attract more tourists. These flower heads usually wear gorgeous clothes and heavy makeup, and walk at the front of the line, followed by their minions and other prostitutes.

With the passage of time, street patrol has gradually evolved into a traditional cultural activity. Every year, at a specific time and place, based people will wear traditional clothes and make-up and hold street patrol activities. These activities are usually organized by local governments or cultural institutions to attract more tourists and promote local culture.

The above information is for reference only. For more information, it is recommended to consult relevant books or ask a history professional.