Geisha

usgb/ˈɡeɪʃə/
noun

A Japanese woman who is trained to entertain men with conversation, dancing, and singing.

The geisha entertained her clients with her elegant dance and intellectual conversations.
Visual representation of "geisha" - A Japanese woman who is trained to entertain men with conversation, dancing, and singing.

Often appears as...

  • geisha training
  • geisha house
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Cultural Profession

Geisha refers to a cultural profession in Japan, not a general term for entertainer.

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She has dedicated her life to becoming a geisha, embracing the cultural heritage of her country.
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Not Prostitutes

Geishas are often misconceived as prostitutes, but their role is artistic and social.

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He mistakenly believed geisha were paid for physical intimacy, but learned they specialize in arts and hospitality.
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Traditional Setting

Geishas perform in specific traditional settings such as tea houses, not just anywhere.

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Visiting the geisha house, tourists can enjoy authentic performances by skilled geishas.
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