祇園東の芸舞妓さんのオーストラリアでの写真

祇園東の芸舞妓さんのオーストラリア・シドニーでの写真です。

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富津愈　富多愛　涼香　雛菊

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The stunning Geikos and Maikos from Japan Foundation Sydney's "Jewels of Kyoto" performance. The Geishas were all from Kyoto's historic Gion district #japan #geisha #kyoto #gion #geiko #maiko

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These amazing performers from #japan were in our #theatre today! #nofilter #geisha #monkeybaa #sydney

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We got to share our offices with these amazing ladies this week #maiko #geiko #geisha #japan #japanese #anotherdayattheoffice #monkeybaa #sydney #theatre #asyoudo #lovemyjob

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#JewelsofKyoto performers after the show. Best show I've seen in ages.

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In the presence of real Geiko and Maiko tonight! #jewelsofkyoto #geisha #maiko #geiko #japan

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@japanfoundation hosts the Jewels of Kyoto in Sydney, at the Monkey Baa Theatre in Darling Harbour last night, featuring performances by the geiko (Kyoto dialect for geisha) and maiko (apprentice geiko) from three ochaya ("teahouses") in Kyoto's Gion District. Tomitsuyu, the maiko second from left, speaks fluent English as she did high school in New Zealand. #tomitae #tomitsuyu #geisha #geiko #maiko #sydney #japanfoundationau #sakaemasa #okatome #ochaya #hinagiku #ryoka

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