I would not call it dance, it is too calm and sleepy for it. Also it lacks synchronization, and rhythm and often looses its smoothness. It is more like a performance. Kimonos are beautiful, I agree.
It’s amazing how much more interesting this becomes when you understand even a bit of the context. (I am not fluent in Japanese but in another video the uploader kindly translated the lyrics). I thought it was elegant before but now I can actually appreciate some of the story :-)
.. .. ..Trois jeunes fleurs dansent .., rythmées par une brise musicale,.. ..séduction,.. émotion,.. grâce,.. maîtrise,.. retenue,.. ...le temps que le parfum de cette danse,.. devienne un enchantement... .. .. bravo a ces jeunes demoiselles..
Well, maiko and geiko retire for different reasons, often very private ones, so these are not discussed in public. Famous Geiko Kikuyu of Hanafusa okiya in Miyagawacho retired to get married for example. Rumors say, that Mamefuji of Gion Kobu retired to be with her family after earthquakes hit her families town. But in most cases there is no reason given to public.
Dear@@putrasari5275, She said that I had no time in Work of Maiko. She said that I wanted to date a good person and I will want to do a job like illustration. She study illastration now.
I think they have become Maiko already, because they are not wearing the Kanzashi. And their lipstick is applied on both lower and upper lips. They become Geiko after the age of 20, I believe. From 15 to 20 years of age- they are Maiko.
They are maiko, the darari obi is always associated with maiko symbolizing apprentice ship along with the long sleeves of their hikizuri to say "look at me im dressed flashy and rely on my looks more than my skill, whilst in geisha they are always dressed more subtle and mature" Maiko paint their top lip after the first year fulfilled as a maiko. They have Kanzashi (hair ornaments) that reflect the month and season, the maiko on the right and middle are senior maiko because of their whiteish collars and geisha have fully white collars to show maturity. The maiko on the left has a more red colar which means shes the youngest of the three in her training. The maiko on the right I think is named Kyouka and she did graduate to a geisha but soon after retired. She even got a modeling contract because of her perfect complexion
@@Oshidorinohina hi see that you know a lot about this, can you tell me if there is some website or book where I can learn more about this beautiful culture? Thank you :D
@@ls76638 Sure! I'm so sorry about responding late! A lot of what I've learned came from books since at the time I became interested the topic of geisha (the year 2000) had very limited resources and even fewer reliable and truthful ones. Some books I recommend if you like to read, would be... 1) Mineko Iwasaki's: "Geisha, a Life" which is partly what MoaG is based off of. 2) Sayo Masuda's: "Autobiography of a geisha" which is also where MoaG draws it's inspiration from. It's about a double registered geisha who worked at a bathhouse as a geisha and partly as a prostitute. It's a fantastic but short read. 3) Liza Dalby: Geisha - is hands down one of the best books out there and is 30 years old- an anthropologist interviews many different geisha and apprentices and retired geisha and karyukai workers. She even gets to experience what it is like to be and live as a geisha for a short time. She approaches the subject with respect and an open mind. 4) A Geisha's Journey - My life as a Kyoto apprentice by Komomo. A mostly picture book with light reading revolving around the retired geiko named Komomo. 5) Geisha and Maiko of Kyoto by John Paul Foster. Excellent book with interviews with actual maiko and geiko of Kyoto. And a really great resource is if you care to have a tumblr, there is a wonderful and informative person whom I look to for any knowledge named MissMyloko. She is usually happy to answer questions regarding the subject. All of the books I listed I own personally and have read multiple times. There are no good movies about geisha except Gion Bayashi 祇園囃子 but as a movie it's dramatized and gets one or two things wrong, possibly just for plot purposes.
I am starting to learn about Maiko and everything is so interesting. Especially the movements. Everything is so precise and beautiful. I hope to learn more about the history and the meanings.
u mean gieko mieha will were not sure because she's from kamasichieken and sometimes only the gieko's of gion sings this (I'm not telling only the gion sings this gion kouta song but you know some rarely choose this)
If you look for it, there are a couple of geisha restaurants and hotels that allow tourists, but most don't, because they work on an honor system. You receive the bill later so they don't know if you're going to pay.
А теперь русский коммент который никто не поймёт 🤣🤣 показалось танцы какие-то скучноватые может конечно в чём-то я не права, ну это типа ваши традиционные танцы японцы 🙃
日本が世界に誇る、唯一無二の素晴らしい文化だと思います。
こんな凄い日本の文化は見たことがない‼️
最初の「キンキラキン」は、私が個人的に一二番に好きな民謡です。歌も本当に民謡が分かって歌っているし、また独特の色気と言うか完全に、歌の世界に入ってる。可愛い子供達の踊りも一生懸命に、踊っていて時々よろけそうになるけど。可愛いすぎて涙さえ出てきそうになる。
これは永久保存版です。
私は現在73歳になる老人だが、七代続いた江戸っ子です。母方の「家系」を見るとどうやら九州熊本の細川家の、場内家老だったようで、この歳で初めて熊本へ行き、滞在2日間は震災後だったが、書ききれないほどいろいろあり、感動のしっぱなしだった！
現代音楽やバロック音楽の勉強をしてきたが、日本民謡は凄い！
日本列島北から南まで、その土地の風土情緒、生活などを歌に表してこんにちに伝えてる。
因みに一番好きな民謡は「陽気節」とか「長崎ぶらぶら節」等です。日本人ならこれからも、素晴らしい日本民謡を聞き継ましょう。
1.
月はおぼろに東山
霞む夜毎のかがり火に
夢もいざよう紅桜
しのぶ思いを振袖に
祇園恋しや だらりの帯よ
2.
夏は河原の夕涼み
白い襟あしぼんぼりに
かくす涙の口紅も
燃えて身をやく大文字
祇園恋しや だらりの帯よ
3.
鴨の河原の水やせて
咽（むせ）ぶ瀬音に鐘の声
枯れた柳に秋風が
泣くよ今宵も夜もすがら
祇園恋しや だらりの帯よ
4.
雪はしとしとまる窓に
つもる逢うせの差向（さしむか）い
灯影（ほかげ）つめたく小夜（さよ）ふけて
もやい枕に川千鳥
祇園恋しや だらりの帯よ
すばらしい踊りありがとうございました。このくらいの心のゆとりほしいものです。
The black obi is absolutely stunning!
what is black obi' name
i don't now
@@aihuongduong8944 It's Kyouka, as you may know. The best maiko at that time.
Makino san (in the middle) is now a geiko.
.. and she's retiring in 10 days to get married. 😔
@@AzurePearl1996 what how do u know
how do u know
杏佳さんが 映ってる😊
Their kimonos are so gorgeous. The dance is equally exquisite. ^^
I would not call it dance, it is too calm and sleepy for it. Also it lacks synchronization, and rhythm and often looses its smoothness. It is more like a performance. Kimonos are beautiful, I agree.
@@lubystkaolamonola529 it is a dance though. it simply conveys it through emotions and how the dancer poses.
was such a great show and the music brings tears to my eyes. Fantastisch !!
すごいい。きれい。
Makino san is very talented.
美しい着物姿は素晴らしいですね。しなやかな上品な仕草は日本の文化の特徴ですね。建物にもマッチして雰囲気が素晴らしい。
masa seto かっぽれ
I showed this to my best friend,he said he was mesmerized!
It’s amazing how much more interesting this becomes when you understand even a bit of the context. (I am not fluent in Japanese but in another video the uploader kindly translated the lyrics). I thought it was elegant before but now I can actually appreciate some of the story :-)
Exactly! I want to know more about the story. I don't know much about Maiko but from what I can see there is a lot of history and story behind it.
want to dance like them
心が安らいでくる
舞子や芸者は庶民にとっては高嶺に花、ユーチューブで見られて最高です。
京都で遊びたいなー。一見さんはお断りで終わりそう。
ゲイコクジンにはビィジュアルでしか理解できない文化です。
Very good presentation. Love this
.. .. ..Trois jeunes fleurs dansent .., rythmées par une brise musicale,.. ..séduction,.. émotion,.. grâce,.. maîtrise,.. retenue,.. ...le temps que le parfum de cette danse,.. devienne un enchantement... .. .. bravo a ces jeunes demoiselles..
Wow!.., It's the pride of Japanese. I like this video very much. (I'm Thai)
これ踊ったなあ懐かしい
舞妓の宣伝をして頂き有り難うございました。
A delicadeza e gentileza e harmonia com séculos de tradições
Superbe. Elles sont belles et gracieuses avec de la rigueur.
杏佳
これは本当に素晴らしい
The lady on the right in light pink is Kyouka san of Gion Kobu. She sadly is retired now.
why did she retire?
Well, maiko and geiko retire for different reasons, often very private ones, so these are not discussed in public.
Famous Geiko Kikuyu of Hanafusa okiya in Miyagawacho retired to get married for example. Rumors say, that Mamefuji of Gion Kobu retired to be with her family after earthquakes hit her families town. But in most cases there is no reason given to public.
i see …… thanks for your comment.
Dear@@putrasari5275,
She said that I had no time in Work of Maiko. She said that I wanted to date a good person and I will want to do a job like illustration. She study illastration now.
how do u know
Very. Very beautiful
beauty!
It's so graceful and beautiful
their like life size dolls
I think one of them is Kyouka-san, and another one is Makino-san? But Makino-san left the industry after becoming a geiko.
nice
やっぱり日本の女が、1番！
It’s magic !
来年はまた開催できるとよいですね。一般向けにも夏前くらいのビザカードの雑誌に募集でていますね。
すごい!!
super pretty!!!!
😁雅大和踊り素晴らしい😁
Great performance and they're beautiful ❤️
Beautiful 😍
MARAVILHOSAS
Bellas ...!!!
Kyouka!!
Masaki-chan sure is pretty
and who is makino San?
and who is masaki san
@@princerschannel7426 the one in purple in the middle)
Gion Karyukai too, huh?
Son hermosísimas wooo son unas muy lindas artistas OwO muchos suerte en el futuro
Lovely ....!!!!
This is young Geisha, They may be Maiko yet. Because their wast belt is long and dropped down, not tied up.
I think they have become Maiko already, because they are not wearing the Kanzashi. And their lipstick is applied on both lower and upper lips. They become Geiko after the age of 20, I believe. From 15 to 20 years of age- they are Maiko.
They are maiko, the darari obi is always associated with maiko symbolizing apprentice ship along with the long sleeves of their hikizuri to say "look at me im dressed flashy and rely on my looks more than my skill, whilst in geisha they are always dressed more subtle and mature"
Maiko paint their top lip after the first year fulfilled as a maiko.
They have Kanzashi (hair ornaments) that reflect the month and season, the maiko on the right and middle are senior maiko because of their whiteish collars and geisha have fully white collars to show maturity. The maiko on the left has a more red colar which means shes the youngest of the three in her training. The maiko on the right I think is named Kyouka and she did graduate to a geisha but soon after retired. She even got a modeling contract because of her perfect complexion
@@Oshidorinohina hi see that you know a lot about this, can you tell me if there is some website or book where I can learn more about this beautiful culture? Thank you :D
@@ls76638 Sure! I'm so sorry about responding late! A lot of what I've learned came from books since at the time I became interested the topic of geisha (the year 2000) had very limited resources and even fewer reliable and truthful ones. Some books I recommend if you like to read, would be...
1) Mineko Iwasaki's: "Geisha, a Life" which is partly what MoaG is based off of.
2) Sayo Masuda's: "Autobiography of a geisha" which is also where MoaG draws it's inspiration from. It's about a double registered geisha who worked at a bathhouse as a geisha and partly as a prostitute. It's a fantastic but short read.
3) Liza Dalby: Geisha - is hands down one of the best books out there and is 30 years old- an anthropologist interviews many different geisha and apprentices and retired geisha and karyukai workers. She even gets to experience what it is like to be and live as a geisha for a short time. She approaches the subject with respect and an open mind.
4) A Geisha's Journey - My life as a Kyoto apprentice by Komomo. A mostly picture book with light reading revolving around the retired geiko named Komomo.
5) Geisha and Maiko of Kyoto by John Paul Foster. Excellent book with interviews with actual maiko and geiko of Kyoto.
And a really great resource is if you care to have a tumblr, there is a wonderful and informative person whom I look to for any knowledge named MissMyloko. She is usually happy to answer questions regarding the subject.
All of the books I listed I own personally and have read multiple times.
There are no good movies about geisha except Gion Bayashi 祇園囃子 but as a movie it's dramatized and gets one or two things wrong, possibly just for plot purposes.
@@Oshidorinohina Thank you very muuch :D
I am starting to learn about Maiko and everything is so interesting. Especially the movements. Everything is so precise and beautiful. I hope to learn more about the history and the meanings.
i like makino san so much
Очень завораживает
Походу я не одна такая
昔、体育祭の仮装行列で舞妓さんをしたのを思い出します，自分達でかつらをつくり着物も縫ってどーらんを塗りレコードを買いこの曲で何度も何度も練習して男の先生も着物を着せて
The most exquisite creatures on earth.
Damn so beautiful 😮
今ピンク着物がほしいですよ
ฝึกkeiko sawaguchi japan
~Darari no obiyo~
makino san is the one in the far left right
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estas chicas son complicaddas aviso no quiero reclamos ajajaj despues no bengan con daños colaterales a quejarse no se metan en camisa de once baras
They have amazing thigh muscles for sure😁
Interesting comment. Why do you think so?
when i was child i was afraid of geishas hahahaha :)
I'm still afraid of them
小梅太夫から来ました（笑）
A RT コウメ太夫からは来んといて下さい(笑)
Is the singer Miehina?
u mean gieko mieha will were not sure because she's from kamasichieken and sometimes only the gieko's of gion sings this
(I'm not telling only the gion sings this gion kouta song but you know some rarely choose this)
@@princerschannel7426 Miehina's from Miyagawacho, not Kamishichiken.
卡哇伊😇
Why the music resembles someone playing a rubber in the old panties.? Kimonos are great by the way.
🌹🇧🇩💖🇯🇵🌹
Open to individuals tourist so can I tray try this?
If you look for it, there are a couple of geisha restaurants and hotels that allow tourists, but most don't, because they work on an honor system. You receive the bill later so they don't know if you're going to pay.
なんで？？舞妓さん、芸妓さんという生き方が昔から残ってるのに、武士は消えてしまったんだろう？？歌舞伎は芸能という分野では同じだが、街に歩いてはいないし、お茶屋でも見ない、こーいう踊りの傍らに武士が静かに座って盃を傾けてたら絵になるんだけどな・・・
虎馬
武士はいわゆる特権階級でしたから、世界から貴族が消えたのと同じですよ。
それと芸舞妓さんが街を歩くのは、彼女たちが住む置屋からお呼びがかかったお茶屋さんに向かう途中です。要するに、出勤ですね。
😴
凋零下月
children (like)
Beautiful culture before you guys invaded asia.
А теперь русский коммент который никто не поймёт 🤣🤣 показалось танцы какие-то скучноватые может конечно в чём-то я не права, ну это типа ваши традиционные танцы японцы 🙃
Я тебя понимаю