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Maro Guide  Naturally, all women in kimono and this particular hairdo are not "Geisha". They must be trained in shamisen and traditional Japanese dance as well as other skills required as a high-end party entertainer in Japan. Only those with mastery of those techniques can become a geisha and trainees are called "maiko" (in Kansai) or "hangyoku" (in Kanto). By the way, a traditional Japanese bride wears beautiful uchikake kimono with a geisha-like hairstyle (normally a wig today). It's called Bunkin Takashimada and derived from the style worn by bushi class women. But alas! Young brides nowadays wear an occidental-princess-like curly style (and with that brown-dyed hair!) with kimono... Isn't this waste of our cultural asset!?

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Geisha Smileys (for color background)
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Geisha Smileys (for white background)
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