1. G e i s h a 93122215 日二 B 胡書瑜 93122256 日二 B 邱子茵 93122220 日二 B 王曉芃 93122255 日二 B 陳美璇

2. Geisha’s history Geisha’s appearance Geisha’s accomplishment Geisha ‘s apprentice – mayiko Geisha and mayiko Modern geisha Geisha and prostitution Survive of geisha

3. History ˙ Traditional Japanese artist-entertainers ˙ showed up in about 元祿 periods; originally most were male. ˙ geisha houses called okiya( 置屋 ) in areas called hanamachi ( 花街 "flower towns“ )

4. ˙ The training including of traditional instruments aining including of traditionalinstruments and as well as traditional songs, classical Japanese dance, tea ceremony, ikebana, literature and poetry.

5. The color --red Make up Dress Hair style appearance …

6. The color red ˙ an affectionate term for women, especially Geisha girls. ˙beauty and happiness. ˙erotic to men

7. Make up White faced lady making up for a festival Eyebrows and edges of the eyes Lip’s make up Neck

8. Dress 着物 (kimono)

9. 浴衣 (yukata)

10. Hair style Takashi shimata Momoware Tsubushi shimada Yuiwata

11. Geta

12. Accomplishment Shamisenn Sadou ( 茶道 )

13. Dance

14. Geisha ‘s apprentice – mayiko ˙ Maiko, geisha in training, Young girls may become Mayiko at 16. ˙ A Maiko's apprenticeship is usually 5 years, and so at 21 she may become a fully fledged Geisha. ˙ Maiko as well as learning artistic pursuits must learn the social graces and old style Kyoto dialect before becoming a Geisha.

15. Maiko ˙ eye – applies red around eyes. ˙ eri ( 襟 ) – red ˙ Kimono -brightly colored and ornately decorated. ˙Obi -long, and tied in an ornate style rather than the box knots common in the Obi of both Geisha and other Japanese women.

16. ˙ Hair style - Momoware ˙ neck – with two unwhiteened area. Tsubushi shimada, Wreshinobu, Yuiwata ofuku

17. Geisha ˙ eri ( 襟 ) –white ˙ Kimono – not so brightly and colorful, usually is black without decoratings. ˙Obi –short. ˙ neck – with three unwhiteened area. ˙ Hair style - takashi shimata

18. Geisha and maiko

19. Modern geisha Modern geisha still live in traditional geisha houses called okiya in areas called hanamachi (flower towns) hanamachi Geisha and prostitution The hanamachi of Kyoto, Japanhanamachi

20. Survive of geisha ˙ The reasons geisha has been declining. ˙ Geishas are respected as preservers of traditional art and culture, respected as preservers of traditional art and culture. geisha maiko Old geisha