A geisha is a traditional Japanese female entertainer skilled in various traditional arts, such as classical music, dance, and conversation.
Geishas are highly trained performers who entertain guests, often in tea houses or banquet settings, with their artistic talents and social skills.
They wear distinctive kimonos, elaborate hairstyles, and white makeup. Contrary to common misconceptions, geishas are not courtesans but professional entertainers. They play a crucial role in preserving and promoting Japan’s cultural heritage. The term “geisha” translates to “art person” or “artist” in English, emphasizing their artistic expertise.
