The Geisha (culture)

Geisha are traditional Japanese female entertainers known for their refined arts, which include dancing, musical performance, and engaging in conversation. They often wear distinctive silk kimonos and elaborate hairstyles, which reflect their artistic status. Trained from a young age, geisha undergo intense education in various cultural skills. Their role is to provide company at social gatherings, helping create a sophisticated atmosphere. Geisha culture emphasizes grace, poise, and the art of conversation, and while it has evolved over time, it remains a symbol of Japan’s rich artistic heritage and tradition.