There is something so hypnotic about Japanese performance. The swaying pace, the haunting music... it reminds me of those Indonesian Javanese palace dancers, very slow and trance-like.
The oiran is awesome with every step she takes. Even to walk in her shoes and her attire in balance and grace with the help of the one beside her to steady her is an accomplishment of athletic art.
Yes! The main and telling difference indeed. Oiran is a lot more intense. If they weren't the best looking or best performing in their profession, then they will be simple, miserable yujo slaves. Geisha had the chance to exist even if they were good, just-allright or simply have good work ethics.
This is the oiran putting up a show when she was booked and this is her walking to her client. I just realised that everyone knows who the client was if she walked to his house like this. So.... this means that back then, being rich enough to hire an oiran was a status thingy? These man wanted to show off their wealth and status?
Yes it was a wealth and status thing for both the house she belonged to, her quality, and as a compliment to the client. And the first few visits to this client were just getting to know one another, and at some point she would decide if he was worth sleeping with or not. The identity of the client was not known, she did not go to his house. They met somewhere else.
@Wardog Fights I think they’re really going to sleep with them, though I think it’s sometimes for show but the one seen here is maybe the annual festival.
@Wardog Fights Ya this Oiran walk is meant like this . But Oiran in this video no longer sleep with their clients because real Oiran business was dead since 1957 Japanese AntiProstitution Law . These Oiran in this video are just maintaining culture . They usually show their famous walk in festivals .
This is not an ordinary Oiran but the highest kind - Tayu. They are freaking expensive and this exclusive class of oirans supposedly do not engage in any sex despite Oirans being courtesans (high class prostitutes). Oirans typically serve royalty while Geishas, the merchant class.
@Wardog Fights this is a Tayu (highest class of Oirans), they do not have sex with their customers. Other Oirans, as courtesans, do. They serve the upper crust of society such as royalty.
I think all of the announcing and orchestron is really distracting, it would not have been that way before. crowds were silent when oiran were still around, and the only thing that was heard was the man in the front announcing that the oiran was coming through and the chant of her attendants calling back.
Aprentices to the Oiran- they are selected as young girls for their grace and beauty. They act as servants and maids for 6 to 10 years while learning to play music, dance, sing, etc., before becoming oiran themselves. Much like how maiko are trained to become geisha.
they're kamuro. child attendants to the courtesans, today they are volunteers. in the past they were always girls born from the prostitutes or girls sold into the profession. the prettiest and more talented ones were allowed to go on to train as a higher rank courtesan, the less fortunate ones often stayed in the background so to speak, and were called taiko shinzo.
Oiran dochu re-enactment. Oiran were high class courtesans, educated and articulate and skilled in song and dance- but they served as courtesans to the wealthiest men. (Disclaimer: They are not geisha) They had the option to turn down customers whereas regular prostitutes could not. Dochu is just a word for procession or parade specific to Oiran and Tayu. Their decline happened due to the rise of geisha and ultimately disappeared in WWII. This display would have been done to show the wealth and quality of the house she came from, and as a compliment to her client. It was also a way to show off her beauty, as no regular person could ever afford to spend time with one. In the past this would have been a spectacle to see, and there would not be an announcer like there is in the video. This is a modern look on Oiran, not an accurate one. They had a multitude of hairstyles and traditions that are largely ignored in place of a mainstream look and the fact that there are only a small handful of people who can make these hairstyles.
I know that the life of oiran was a lot of competition, psychological trauma and she had no other choice but try to be the best in her job or live in utmost misery. There is something inebriating in the fact that oiran is a master of her sexuality and through her sexuality she is the master. Like a bird of fire, whereas geisha is the shadow of that bird, it doesn't burn.
I saw a video about this culture, the price of being a night with a ordinary oiran in the17th century was $6,000, imagine what the highest level of them cost🌝 It's was for show off the wealth n power
you couldnt marry one. to marry one she would have to retire, and you'd have to buy her out so that she could leave the hell she was kept in. these women often didnt survive beyond 10 years of service.
not entirely, since the front tied obi was commonplace for everyone before the establishment and popularity of geisha. oiran kept to the tradition, and it doesnt really mean "they're open for business" this type of obi is displaying the mark of her house and the season, her rank, and that she is on parade. lower ranking courtesans and her attendants will wear smaller tied obi, usually in the shape of a bow-tie. when she is no longer in her parade and with a client it comes off, and she has a wrapped obi underneath, that is not seen unless she removes the large obi and her uchikake.
There is something so hypnotic about Japanese performance. The swaying pace, the haunting music... it reminds me of those Indonesian Javanese palace dancers, very slow and trance-like.
its nothing like indonesia lol
@@farisimran4089 I think they're referring to a Javanese traditional dance instead of the country as a whole.
@@farisimran4089 i don’t think u can read bro
Yeah..
本当の子供が禿役やってるの初めて見た…
びっくり……
花魁になるまでの道のり等
いい話では決してないけど
美しい……
豪華すぎず、少し気怠そうな感じや、それぞれの方の不慣れ感がリアルかもしれない...
Love it, very traditional. Maybe one day my wife and I can return to Japan. I was born there in1952........Suehiro Matsunga
綺麗です。
ニコってしてる顔もまた綺麗ですね〜。
The oiran is awesome with every step she takes. Even to walk in her shoes and her attire in balance and grace with the help of the one beside her to steady her is an accomplishment of athletic art.
やっぱり夜道は映える｡
色気が有る
華やかだねぇ
吉原全盛期の花魁道中を見てみたい
花魁に肩を貸してる人……
腕時計を外せ！
(花魁綺麗すぎない？美人すぎて目が自分がどれだけブスなのかわかる)
この花魁は本当に美しいです✨
花魁道中は悲しい道のり
"She would be dead meat if she lived in the mountains"
- Inosuke
god of the mountains
“EEEEEEAAAAARGGHHHHHHHHHH”
-God of the Mountains
Everything Japanese is detail and perfection❤️🇯🇵
yes and unfortunately this is an account of how Oiran were adored as well as abused. life is always a dual edged sword.
Wow! I indefinitely see the difference between oiran and geisha. One of the differences is how they wear their obi.
Yes!!!!!! 👍👍👍
Yes! The main and telling difference indeed. Oiran is a lot more intense. If they weren't the best looking or best performing in their profession, then they will be simple, miserable yujo slaves. Geisha had the chance to exist even if they were good, just-allright or simply have good work ethics.
悲しいお祭りですね！花魁の人達ヮ…皆悲しい生い立ちが有り華やかですが淋しい感じがします。
Cultura japonesa é extremamente divina👏👏👏👏😍💖
腕時計外そうよw
😂😂😂😂
たしかに。メガネは我慢しますが腕時計は…
花魁の動きのレベルが高い！？
I Love Japan
I LOVE JAPAN
I LOVE JAPAN
🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱
POLAND ..JAPAN
♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Mirosław K A good friend of mine is half Polish and half Japanese, he grew up in Southern California. He embraces both of each cultures 😁
@@JMarieCAlove
🙂⚘
thank you！
Jappan always in my hearth❤️ from indonesia
気品が溢れて気高き花魁✨
ホント…美しい🎵
Their traditional costume impressed me a lot
This is the oiran putting up a show when she was booked and this is her walking to her client. I just realised that everyone knows who the client was if she walked to his house like this. So.... this means that back then, being rich enough to hire an oiran was a status thingy? These man wanted to show off their wealth and status?
Yes it was a wealth and status thing for both the house she belonged to, her quality, and as a compliment to the client. And the first few visits to this client were just getting to know one another, and at some point she would decide if he was worth sleeping with or not. The identity of the client was not known, she did not go to his house. They met somewhere else.
@Wardog Fights I think they’re really going to sleep with them, though I think it’s sometimes for show but the one seen here is maybe the annual festival.
@Wardog Fights Ya this Oiran walk is meant like this . But Oiran in this video no longer sleep with their clients because real Oiran business was dead since 1957 Japanese AntiProstitution Law . These Oiran in this video are just maintaining culture . They usually show their famous walk in festivals .
This is not an ordinary Oiran but the highest kind - Tayu. They are freaking expensive and this exclusive class of oirans supposedly do not engage in any sex despite Oirans being courtesans (high class prostitutes). Oirans typically serve royalty while Geishas, the merchant class.
@Wardog Fights this is a Tayu (highest class of Oirans), they do not have sex with their customers. Other Oirans, as courtesans, do. They serve the upper crust of society such as royalty.
"She walk too slow. In the mountains she get killed right away."
- Inosuke |Demon slayer S2|
日光の花魁も 凄く綺麗でしたよ
本当にあった事なのでかわいそうな花魁道中
I'm loving you japan😘🇯🇵❤❤❤( From indonesia)
禿の子可愛い
花魁についてるおっさんやる気ある？
この花魁デキルッ綺麗
音声放送ウルサイッ
She looks so graceful.
韓国人ですが、感動しました。
Vanessa oanal baonalnaonal aboaml baonaomal abonal aomal baonal abaonal baomal baomal baonal baoanlnaomal naoam🥰 baomal aknal baonal baomal baonal baoanl baonal oamal bakanal oamal? Oanal baomal aboamal aonal baoaml aomal baonal bak aomal baonal aomal baomal baoanal baonal baomal baomal
昼間の白塗りは、22過ぎたあたりからはもうキツい。やはり宵闇、花街は陽が暮れてのお化粧だと思う。
道中まで行けば…立派ですね！素晴らしいです。身体ボロボロですが…素晴らしいです。
花魁きれいやな。
Love the Oiran parades! What's going on here, though? 😳
歴史を美化し過ぎてはいけないよ。
Vanessa naomal baonal aomal baoanl baonal aonal abonal baomal aomal baoaml baoaml bakanl abo 🥰 aomal. Aonal aomal aonal abonal aboanal aomal baomal baom baknal baonal aomal baomal oamal aba aomal bao aonal baonal bakmal
I agree with you.
Woah i love japan 😍😍😍😍😍
I love watching oiran it's beautiful 😍🥰🤩🥳
ワンピースの小紫太夫の花魁道中を思い出す。
花魁の人、綺麗ですね。しかしこの大衆演劇みたいな大音量の音楽が残念。花魁も禿も新造もレベル高いから、ちゃんとした監修者がいらっしゃるんでしょうが、音楽にまで手が回らなかったんでしょうか。助六にならって河東節でも流せばいいのに。
Aonal baoanl oa baonal baonal bakanl abaonal onal bakanl baoaml abaknal aomal bakanl aomal baoanl baoaml.bak? Aomal baomal baomal aomal aomal baomal. A aoaml omal baomal baoaml aomal baomal naomal aboaml aho. Ao baomal.🥰
Do they run with those footwear? Or they are allowed to wear them off in case?
I like japanese culture...very elegent dress ang dicipline people.
Que delicadeza de esos movimientos en desfile👏👏👏
Anime people yeah these people are amazing!!!!!
The sassiest performance compare to others.. I didn't know you're allowed to do so
They are so elegance.
綺麗ですね❥かむろちゃん達、可愛いですね❦
あの女児の衣装、市松人形みたいで可愛いな。
I just learned that she may be a Tayu and not Orian. Due to the red on her collar that’s how they differentiate. ❤
I think all of the announcing and orchestron is really distracting, it would not have been that way before. crowds were silent when oiran were still around, and the only thing that was heard was the man in the front announcing that the oiran was coming through and the chant of her attendants calling back.
好美呀！👍👍👍
Oirán women so beautiful 😍
白塗り花魁もいいなぁ
The haunting music tho...Not being racist to be honest i love their traditions its only the music- i love it even it is kinda haunting
чо эт какой праздник🤔 очень интересно и красиво😍
So beautiful
En que mes del año, se hace esta actividad para planificar un viaje y ir.
As usual early August on three days(5 p.m.~8:30 p.m.).But this event has been called off since 2019 because of the Coronavirus.
Daki?
Is this procession every day? How often?
wow, she is a really beautiful winner. no wonder she is the top one of the year.
Simply Beautiful.....
So pretty!
𠮷原は八の字に花魁は歩くが、果たしてすすきのでは歩いたか…
Who are the little girls supposed to be?
Aprentices to the Oiran- they are selected as young girls for their grace and beauty. They act as servants and maids for 6 to 10 years while learning to play music, dance, sing, etc., before becoming oiran themselves. Much like how maiko are trained to become geisha.
they're kamuro. child attendants to the courtesans, today they are volunteers. in the past they were always girls born from the prostitutes or girls sold into the profession. the prettiest and more talented ones were allowed to go on to train as a higher rank courtesan, the less fortunate ones often stayed in the background so to speak, and were called taiko shinzo.
New girls on the block!
Aonal baonal baonal baknal aonal baknal baknal aonal baknal aonal anomal baonal baomal aomal? Bakanl oanal baonal aoa baonal aonal baonal baknal. ? Aomal. Aomal baknak aoanl baomal oamal baonal baonal. 🈲️ akaml baonal baomal baonal baoanl aomal baona baknal baonal onal baonal bakmal
Aouresakmesiopuyromno
Mesaropuyresakolionamm
Conesakopuyresaknopuyresano
Sanopuresaknopuyresadfgoresa
Sajanesidamano vanessadonesakopuyresakmesanockmanesama🥰🥰
U can see both modern and ancient together
The narration ruins the parade...
Good !
someone tell me what is this?
Oiran dochu re-enactment. Oiran were high class courtesans, educated and articulate and skilled in song and dance- but they served as courtesans to the wealthiest men. (Disclaimer: They are not geisha) They had the option to turn down customers whereas regular prostitutes could not. Dochu is just a word for procession or parade specific to Oiran and Tayu. Their decline happened due to the rise of geisha and ultimately disappeared in WWII. This display would have been done to show the wealth and quality of the house she came from, and as a compliment to her client. It was also a way to show off her beauty, as no regular person could ever afford to spend time with one. In the past this would have been a spectacle to see, and there would not be an announcer like there is in the video. This is a modern look on Oiran, not an accurate one. They had a multitude of hairstyles and traditions that are largely ignored in place of a mainstream look and the fact that there are only a small handful of people who can make these hairstyles.
Awesome oirandojoo
Don't worry they're discreet...
I know that the life of oiran was a lot of competition, psychological trauma and she had no other choice but try to be the best in her job or live in utmost misery. There is something inebriating in the fact that oiran is a master of her sexuality and through her sexuality she is the master. Like a bird of fire, whereas geisha is the shadow of that bird, it doesn't burn.
ちょと花魁、褄をとる手が逆でげすよ。金棒の後に新造が続くのもちと妙でげすし、男衆が尻っぱしょりして傘さしかけたり、腕時計して腕組みして肩貸すなんざ、実に野暮というか乱暴というか、ぃや驚きやしたね。こかぁ蝦夷地でげすから、吉原たぁ廓の法が違うんでげしょうな。せっかく花魁が、微笑浮かべて愛嬌振り撒いてるてぇのに、周りがこれじゃいけやせんな。なんにもわからない子供のたよりちゃんがかわいそうでげす。
通人
ただの観光客向けのパレードなのにいちいち気持ち悪い
本当の花魁道中なんてみたことないだろ
She would not survive for long in the mountains - Inosuke sensei; god of the mountains
Fascinante.
OMG!..is there anything more beautiful than these women!...NO!...
Итадэ - кимас . Аригото кадзаемаси !. Карафуто . О. Сахалин . Г. Маока !.
花魁們的衣服就像抱了一張小棉被出門一樣！
简直太麻烦了
绣花被
绣花被
Es meramente representativo o realmente son oiran
I wonder how much it would cost if you want to marry an Oiran 😅 just curious
I saw a video about this culture, the price of being a night with a ordinary oiran in the17th century was $6,000, imagine what the highest level of them cost🌝
It's was for show off the wealth n power
you couldnt marry one.
to marry one she would have to retire, and you'd have to buy her out so that she could leave the hell she was kept in. these women often didnt survive beyond 10 years of service.
Se ve claramente que los atomos buenos estan en japon !!
説明やかましい
यह क्या प्रोग्राम है मैं इंडिया से देख रहा हूं
花魁もよいが、新造とカムロが美しい。
🤗🤗
東北だからみんなべっぴんさん
coromaru 北海道ですよ
やっぱり江戸村の方がよいなぁ。オーラが違う。
putih banget itu muka
😀😀😀
🐸🙏
これぞ日本 アイヌの土地では無い
“If obi is in front and lots of head decorations mean they are open to sex”.
Lol...no wtf hahaha
not entirely, since the front tied obi was commonplace for everyone before the establishment and popularity of geisha. oiran kept to the tradition, and it doesnt really mean "they're open for business" this type of obi is displaying the mark of her house and the season, her rank, and that she is on parade. lower ranking courtesans and her attendants will wear smaller tied obi, usually in the shape of a bow-tie. when she is no longer in her parade and with a client it comes off, and she has a wrapped obi underneath, that is not seen unless she removes the large obi and her uchikake.
오이란 행진
ママパパミス 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
しゃべりはいらない！！
The voice is actually annoying.
半夜吓死人系列
やっぱアイヌやわ～。
歩き方から表情まで何から何まで酷いわ～。
アイヌは江戸の闇歴史真似る暇あったら、アイヌらしく熊に食べられる道中でもやった方がええんちゃうか？