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Geisha of Japan
Geisha are female entertainers in Japan who are trained in classical Japanese arts such as music, dance, games, and conversation. They perform various arts for clients and at cultural events and festivals. Geisha are seen as celebrities who are part of the cultural scene, posing for tourists and riding in rickshaws in cities like Kyoto. The document discusses geisha and their role as entertainers through classical Japanese performances.
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