ʻO wai i ka geisha ma Japanese moʻomeheu?

Owai ka geisha, i kēia lā, paha i ike i na mea he nui ma waho o Japan. 'Oiai, ma ka hapanui o na hihia ka mea, e komo wale o ka hoʻonaninani manaʻo. Kekahi manaʻo o ia i kaulana courtesans ka mea hiki ke hoopio kanaka ka eha lealea a me ke kino lealea. Ka mea, i keʻokeʻo no makeup, a hoʻomākaukau i ka aahu kimonos.

I ka mea, hiki mai ia, akā, au e olelo aku i misconceptions pinepine 'Imi i kākoʻo' ia e ka poʻe nāna e hoʻokele i ke kiʻi ma ka nano me keia kŰia i loko o ka Japanese moʻomeheu. Nui paha ia e hoole i nā kiʻi i ho'ākāka 'ia ma ka Golden Arthur i loko o kona puke "Memoirs o ka Geisha."

Akā, pono, i na laekahi Japanese mea hiki ke haawi aku i ka piha pane ana i ka ninau o ka mea nana ka geisha. ka mea, ua ike ole na kanaka a pau ia i nā mea a pau.

Mua o nā mea a pau, ka mea, ke i hooiaio. Like a pau ka haʻiinoa i loko o ka 'ōlelo' Kepani, i ka oleloʻaʻohe koho singular, a Plural, ka mea, he mau kanji: "Hey" - he kanaka (artist), "anainoe" - oe.

Institute o kuʻuna Artists hoomaka ae la e hoʻomōhala i loko o ka hapalua like-umikumamawalu kenekulia ka ai-i kapaia "he oluolu koʻu wahi" i ka nui kulanakauhale ma Japan (Tokyo, Kyoto). I ia manawa i ka ninau   e pili ana i   ʻO wai ka geisha ua oluolu i ka pane. O, he mau kanaka, heʻano o ka haku o ka mea ume, ka poe i kono e hoʻokipa mai i nā nā mea kūʻai mai i hele mai i ka courtesans, mele a me ka hoʻomakeʻaka. Ua, ka mea i UAIAaIN e hula, i kapaia "geiko" (Kyoto Hebera). Ka mea, ua oi holomua a me ka mahaloia.

Kēia manawa ua nō ia ma ka pili ana i ke kaikamahine i loko o kaʻoihana o ke kiekie ae hoouka i ke kaua, akā, no hoi, e hoomaopopo i ka mea hana keaka, i ka hana o ka kuʻuna kilokilo mai ka wahine hoʻokamakama, a mimics kekahi o na mea huna o ke Geisha (lole, e-i, i ka inoa). Ka Pepa Ha i kapaia "Maiko" ( "hula pēpē"). No ka mea, mea ano o ka keʻokeʻo hana-i, elaborate Outdoors, huali kimono - na kumu o ka a, a me ka stereotype kiʻi o ke Komohana.

ʻoihana aʻo hoʻomaka ma ka loa kakahiaka makahiki. I ka hala, kekahi o ka poʻeʻilihune kanaka kuai kaikamahine okiya ( "Kauia hale"), i ka poʻe i loko o nā wahi like hanamachi ( "Flower City"), no laila, e like me ka hōʻoia 'ia o ka pomaikai wā e hiki mai. Ma hope, ua hana nalowale, a me na Kepani geisha like me ka hope i hoomaka ai e lawe mai i kā lākou mau mea aloha (kaikamahine, ua kaikamahine nei).

I kēia manawa, ka mea, i ka hapanui i noho i loko o ku una hale, o ka oi aku i loko o ka wā o ka mahele. Koe no kekahi mea i ka hoao ana, a imi-ma hope o Artists i makemake piha kuokoa i loko o ke ola a me ka 'oihana. Ke kaikamahine, ka mea i hoʻoholo i hoʻolaʻaʻia lā iā ia iho i kaʻoihana kahuna, hoʻomaka aʻo ma hope o ua noho mai ke kula kiʻekiʻe 'ole kulanui. Ka mea, aʻo i ka moʻokalaleo, hula mea hana e like me ka shamisen, syahukati, pahu, hana kuʻuna mele a me ka haa ana, e alakai i ka kīʻana. E like me ia he nui loa, Kyoto mea he wahi kahi moʻomeheu mooolelo o kēia mau Artists i ikaika. People ka mea maopopo, ka mea i ka Geisha, kono aku ia lakou e komo i loko o ka likeʻole ma o ka hang ma kūikawā Hawaii ( "rotey"). Ka a pau ke kaʻina hana no ka hoʻokahi wale nō olelo ano, mai ka hunāhunā hula ma kā lākou mau oihana hui ana oihana.