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Geisha in modern Japan

Geisha, also known as Geiko in Kyoto, are professional entertainers that perform traditional Japanese arts such as dancing, singing, poetry and play traditional instruments. Their main purpose is to keep guests entertained not only with performances but also conversation and drinking games during banquets and other occasions. The most prestigious area for Geisha in Japan

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‘Noh’ ordinary mask – A look into traditional Japanese theatre mask’s

‘Noh’ derived from the Sino-Japanese word for “skill” or “talent”, is a 14th century Japanese stage drama that is still performed to this day. The musical dance-based performance incorporates masks, costumes and props to perform traditional literature and contemporary events. Noh masks; the masks used by actors during the performance, signify a characters’ gender, age, and social ranking.

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My cherished childhood memories are the sound of wooden weaving mills and the scent of new silk from my father’s kimono silk factory in Kyoto. I’m now so pleased to have the opportunity to share some of the treasures of my homeland with you. I truly hope that our unique products will evoke for you

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My cherished childhood memories are the sound of wooden weaving mills and the scent of new silk from my father’s kimono silk factory in Kyoto. I’m now so pleased to have the opportunity to share some of the treasures of my homeland with you. I truly hope that our unique products will evoke for you

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My cherished childhood memories are the sound of wooden weaving mills and the scent of new silk from my father’s kimono silk factory in Kyoto. I’m now so pleased to have the opportunity to share some of the treasures of my homeland with you. I truly hope that our unique products will evoke for you

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