- A
hanamachi (花街, lit. 'flower town') is a
district where geisha live and work in ****an. Each
hanamachi typically has its own name, crest, and distinct...
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previously had six
hanamachi, with Shimabara,
formerly a red
light and
geisha district,
still being considered an
active hanamachi in the 1970s. In the...
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still seen in men's
haori today.
During the
early 1800s,
geisha in the
hanamachi of ****agawa,
Tokyo began to wear
haori over
their kimono.
Haori had until...
- (都をどり) is one of the four
great spring shows in the five
geisha districts (
hanamachi) of Kyoto, ****an. The
Miyako Odori takes place four
times a day from 1...
- Ponto-chō (先斗町) is a
hanamachi district in Kyoto, ****an,
known for its
geiko and maiko, and is home to many of the city's
okiya and
traditional tea houses...
- Miyagawa-chō (宮川町) is one of the
hanamachi (花街, "flower towns") or
geisha districts in Kyoto. 'Miya-gawa'
means "Shrine River",
referring to the nickname...
- a red-light
district in the 1950s but
continued as a
geisha district (
hanamachi) for a few more years. By the 1970s,
geisha were no
longer registered...
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direct term
geiko means essentially "a
woman of art". Gion
houses two
hanamachi, or
geisha districts: Gion Kobu (祇園甲部) and Gion
Higashi (祇園東). The two...
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customers who have
first been 'acquainted' with prostitutes.
Asobi Akasen Hanamachi Red-light
district Yoshiwara [遊郭]『大百科事典. 第25巻』 (平凡社, 1939) 平田（1997）109頁。...
- town on
Oyama Road (present-day
Route 246), and in the
Meiji era, as a
Hanamachi.
Shibuya emerged as a
railway terminus during the
expansion of the railway...
