geisha

My mistress rented it unfurnished, and put in the regular things--1903 antique unholstered parlour set, oil chromo of geishas in a Harlem tea house, rubber plant and husband.

Australia-born Sayuki is an Oxford trained anthropologist who was working in 2006 on a documentary on geishas - the traditional performers of Japanese arts and music specialising in dance, song and a variety of instruments.

According to Wikipedia, the definition of geishas: "traditional Japanese female entertainers who act as hostesses.

Like a rare wildlife sighting, real-life geishas can be elusive creatures to capture on camera.

The Geisha Facial poop treatment, while relatively rare in the United States, is no secret in Japan, where it was first used in the 1600s by actors and geishas.

We found out that most of the Geishas met at the meeting house, where the lady boss told me they would be performing.

In the four-part series, she explores the ways women set out to find true love - including polygamy, mail order brides and Japanese geishas.

(1) This rare print, an example of which is in the Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris, is known under the title Treize graces japonaises because of its subject: 13 beautiful geishas artfully posed in kimonos.

VISITORS were served tea by real geishas in a traditional Japanese ceremony at the National Glass Centre yesterday.

Ever since getting lost on a Kyoto school excursion, when a series of geishas took pity on him, garishly suited dweeb--and noodle company employee--Kimihiko Onizuka (Abe) has been obsessed with Japan's cloistered courtesans.

The almost royal sense of duty felt by geishas adds a touch of emotion towards the end but most of the opening 45 minutes could have been cut.

Silence Of The Geishas is on Thursday June 1 and will be hosted by the inimitable Lady Sian.