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In modern Japan, geisha and maiko are now a rare sight. In the 1920s there were over 80,000 geisha in Japan, but today there are fewer than 1,000Post Date: 12th Jun, 2006 - 4:18am / Post ID: #
Geisha As An Art
Geisha As An Art
In this Thread we will Discuss the Japanese Geishas as an Art Form and not the Cultural aspects which is located in this Thread: Geisha, As A Tradition.
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Post Date: 10th Aug, 2006 - 11:43am / Post ID: #
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The origins of Geisha are very deep and in some cases, have deep religious roots. Much of their dances originate with plants and growing seasons surrounding their history.
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The importance of dance in the Japanese culture and to Geisha most likely originates from ancient religious practices. The nineteenth century saw the development of many of the dances that are now the most common dances performed by Geisha at both private parties and public events such as festivals. Dances such as the Miyako Odori and the cherry dances, dances that originate in the Japanese cultural value of Cherry Blossoms, arise out of the nineteenth century. |
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