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12-03-2006, 10:48 PM

I can't describe in words.. I think kimonos are the prettiest garments on earth maybe. I wish I had one. I love geisha photo's ^^
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I can't describe in words.. I think kimonos are the prettiest garments on earth maybe. I wish I had one. I love geisha photo's ^^
i geuss they are pretty garment i think most girls would wish for one haha!
but it look like a very hard clothing to wear lol


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Yea, true, I do think they are very hard to wear. All the different parts, and then HOW to wear them.. I mean, what do geishas do when they have to go to the bathroom?
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Yea, true, I do think they are very hard to wear. All the different parts, and then HOW to wear them.. I mean, what do geishas do when they have to go to the bathroom?
haha

wearing a proper obi is a bit like a corset; its resricting but comfortable, same for the toilet lol ; its all just skirts for the geisha / maiko so lift em up

they have standing toilets in japan for both men and women; you'd just have to learn not to drape anything in them

the horror!




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Whoaaa... respect to that o.0
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haha

wearing a proper obi is a bit like a corset; its resricting but comfortable, same for the toilet lol ; its all just skirts for the geisha / maiko so lift em up

they have standing toilets in japan for both men and women; you'd just have to learn not to drape anything in them

the horror!
oh ive heard of these toliets, there all over the place in korea...though ive never used one
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12-04-2006, 09:16 PM

also, I wonder.. How is geisha officialy pronounced?
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also, I wonder.. How is geisha officialy pronounced?
Gei is pronounced like "gay" and sha is pronounced like "shiya," with only a little stress on the "i."

Maiko are apprentice geisha. When they have completed their training, they exchange their garments for those normally worn by geisha.

I own both a yukata and a furisode, which I got on sale because it was used (had only a minor stain on the inside collar!). I love wearing them, and once you get used to certain things, they're pretty easy to put on. I do have to say, however, occasionally they can be a little impeding. Especially when you need to run somewhere ^_^;


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