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A geisha is a traditional Japanese female entertainer who performs various roles including singing, dancing, and playing musical instruments.

While the origins of the geisha are unknown, it is believed that they started to appear in the late 18th century.

There are different types of geisha, with the most common being the okiya" geisha, who live in an "okiya" house, and the "tatesha" geisha, who are freelance entertainers.

The geisha tradition has been declining in recent years, but there are still a few thousand geisha in Japan.



One of the most iconic aspects of the geisha is their elaborate makeup and clothing. The traditional geisha outfit consists of a kimono, obi (belt), zori (sandals), and tabi (socks).



The kimono is usually brightly coloured and decorated with intricate patterns. The obi is a wide sash that is wrapped around the waist and tied in the back.

The zori are thonged sandals made of rice straw or lacquered wood. The tabi are socks with a separate toe for the big toe, which are worn with the zori.



The geisha's face is heavily made up, with a white foundation, red lips, and blackened teeth. This is known as the "ochimizu" look.



The geisha's hairstyle is also very intricate, and is traditionally done by a professional hairstylist. It is held in place with combs, pins, and lacquer.



The traditional geisha wardrobe also includes a number of other items, such as an umbrella, fan, and tobacco pipe.

Although the geisha tradition is declining, there are still a few thousand geisha in Japan.

If you are interested in seeing a geisha, you can usually find them in the "hanamachi" (geisha districts) of Kyoto and Tokyo."