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Color woodblock print of beautiful Japanese woman

African American man and mixed race Japanese woman enjoying the hospitality of a traditional ryokan in Tokyo, Japan. They are wearing yukata.

Kyoto, Japan - October 22, 2023: Two men sitting in the tradional costumes, ready to Jidai Matsuri (japanese for Festival of the Ages) at the Imperial Palace park

Japanese mid adult female friends visiting Kyoto and experiencing Geiko (Geisha) makeover. Wearing gorgeous kimono for Geisha with 'Oshiroi' special white face makeup.

Two elderly Japanese woman, with hair ornament, in flower-patterned kimono, dancing Japanese traditional dance in Japanese room

$Tokyo, Japan-April 13, 2019:\nOirans' stage performance, entertaining their guest (a man on the left-hand corner), on one of the streets in Asakusa, Tokyo. The woman with very elaborate kimono is Tayu, the highest-ranked Oiran.\nOiran was a profession which flourished during Edo period (1600-1868) of Japan and was one of the popular figures in the woodblock prints. Although it has since died out, the Oiran tradition has survived even up to today in the form of parade and local entertainment in some parts of Japan. Oiran was, if I put in a nutshell, high class Geisha girls of those days. Yoshiwara near Asakusa was one of such most famous places and the parade and stage performance have been taking place on the second Saturday of April each year, attracting a huge crowd.\nThe highest-ranked Oiran was called Tayu, who wear very elaborate silk kimono weighing about 20 kilograms. She wears about 15 cm high Geta (clogs) and walks in a special style called Soto-Hachi-Monji (outside 8 letter), as if she is drawing letter “8” by her feet, placing her hand on the shoulder of an accompanying man to keep her balance.$

Japanese couple in traditional costumes are sitting on the knees

Attached pair of 50 yen Japanese postage stamps issued in 1979 depicting two beautiful standing traditionally dressed women from the Middle Edo Period.

cut out of Ichiyo Higuchi from 5,000 Japanese yen banknote

Japanese mid adult female friends visiting Kyoto and experiencing Geiko (Geisha) makeover. Wearing gorgeous kimono for Geisha with special white face makeup.

Takayama, Japan - October 10, 2015: Local people in traditional costumes marching the streets of historic Takayama during the annual Takayama Autumn Festival parade

Couple of Japanese women in colorful Kimonos carrying gifts as they walk down an Edo period village street. Photographed at Toei studios in Kyoto.

Tokyo, Japan - January 10, 2016: Japanese tourist dressed in a traditional japanese kimono holding a Shamisen instrument at the Asakusa Culture Tourist Information Center

Japanese women in traditional kimonos are talking on the street

Horizontal view of some traditional performance posters in Shinbashi Dori, Gion, Southern Higashiyama District, Kyoto, Japan

Young japanese boy and father in toei studio kyoto japan

Traditional old doll decorated at Japanese festival

Young female tourist visiting Kyoto and experiencing Maiko (Geisha in training) makeover. Wearing traditional Japanese 'Maiko' style kimono with special white face makeup and walking around beautiful Gion district in Kyoto, Japan.

Takayama, Japan - October 10, 2015: Two local men dressed in traditional historical costumes on the streets of Takayama during the annual Takayama Autumn Festival parade

Tokyo, Japan, July 16, 2016: Poster announcing a Kabuki theater show in Tokyo.

Portrait of Japanese Mature Man ( Edo Period style)

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Kyoto, Japan - October 22, 2012: Maikos dressed up in historic costumes at the Jidai Matsuri festival. Also called the Festival of Ages it is a traditional festival celebrated every 22 of October since 1895 to conmemorate the anniversary of the foundation of Kyoto. It is a large parade with over two thousand people dressed in accurate costumes of the japanese history that spans 1100 years when Kyoto was Japan capital and also represents well important historic figures of the past. The parade goes from the Imperial Palace to the Heian Shrine. Geishas and maikos take an important role in the festival when they dress up and take the role of important characters of the past.

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