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Little Yoshiwara is a Japanese town, in the Bakumatsu era. In Little Yoshiwara, you can rent a beautiful house, visit the onsen, fight in the dojo, find the ghost, do some shopping, go to geisha school, just to name a few activities! It is a great destination for a family vacation and also a marvelous place to live, with rich culture. Everyone is welcome! However, we do ask that you keep things PG13. Also note that geisha are not sex workers, but artists. While we encourage you to explore the sim, please respect the privacy of our residents and do not trespass on people's homes.
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Hi, I've checked what I think are all the big hair creator stores and I still cannot find any Geisha girl style of hair. Does anyone know where i might find some styles to purchase? Thank you.
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⛩️🐼 It is My little Second Life photo in the awesome Japanese outfit :)) ⛩️🍊☕ 🍒🐼❄️⛄⛩️🐼 A small Second Life photo in the continuation of the Chinese New Year theme :))) Here I'm flying under Wasabi // HAIR STORE sim. Here the store on the mountain and little autumn town downstairs. ⛩️🍊☕ 🍒🐼❄️⛄⛩️🐼 ♥ ⛄⛩️🐼 Wasabi // HAIR STORE 🗼⛄⛩️ SLUR https://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Coraline/131/112/42 ♥ 🍊☕ 🍒 Wasabi // HAIR STORE, Coraline. Quality mesh hair for men and women. Formerly known as Wasabi Pills. Home of Atelier Visconti 🐼🗼⛄⛩️🐼 ♥ .::: GEISHA outfit :::. irrISIStible : HALLOWEE
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Are there any active sims that have a school or training available for those seeking to learn the Geisha ways? I am very interested to go through the arduous training and becoming the best Geisha that I can. I would appreciate any and all help. Thank you, Najlah
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Our annual Fall dance is soon arriving, Mizuekai will be held in 5 scenes on November 19th between 10.40 - 11.40 am slt For those who are visiting my blog for the first time, Mizuekai (みずゑ會) is the event at which the Miyagawacho geiko and maiko display the traditional performance techniques of the Wakayagi style of Kyomai dance, to the study of which their daily lives are devoted. Traditionally, the Mizuekai was the testing ground of the skills of apprentice dancers, and in comparison with the Kyo Odori dance event held in spring, it has a strong feeling of a recital at which the partici
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