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It is impolite to ask any woman of their age. A geisha's age is no big secret, it is simply rude to ask of it. One can usually tell a geisha's age if they are familiar with their customs. Due to the way they dress, or what stage of their training they are in.
There are different stages of training leading up to becoming a Geisha. Usually Hangyoku, Maiko, and finally Geisha.
Geisha first make the appearance around the year 1750.
A girl usually begins her training to become a Geisha around the age of 14 or 15, she continues to train and will become a full Geisha around the age of 18 to 21.
Geisha carry on culture and traditions from years and years of beauty and training. They keep the arts of the past alive in today's modern world.
Apprentice Geisha hopefuls usually begin their training around the ages of 16 - 18 as Hangyoku.Unless they are the daughters of Geisha or grew up in the Okiya (geisha house), then their training could begin earlier.To become Maiko (apprentice geisha) training begins around the age of 18 at the position of Minarai. The Minarai stage will last for about a month, and if she studies and progresses well she will be promoted to Maiko.After living as a Maiko for around 5 years (usually around the age of 22) she will be promoted to a full-fledged Geisha.
It is impolite to ask any woman of their age. A geisha's age is no big secret, it is simply rude to ask of it. One can usually tell a geisha's age if they are familiar with their customs. Due to the way they dress, or what stage of their training they are in.
There are different stages of training leading up to becoming a Geisha. Usually Hangyoku, Maiko, and finally Geisha.
It can take anywhere from five to ten years of training to become a full Geisha.
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Geisha first make the appearance around the year 1750.
Maiko will become Geisha after they go through 5 to 8 to 10 years of training (depending on when they began their training) usually between the ages of 18 and 21.
Geisha are living, breathing works of art. They are walking perfection. They go through the proper training to become a Geisha so they can carry on hundreds of years of Japanese tradition.
A girl usually begins her training to become a Geisha around the age of 14 or 15, she continues to train and will become a full Geisha around the age of 18 to 21.
Geisha carry on culture and traditions from years and years of beauty and training. They keep the arts of the past alive in today's modern world.
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It can take around 7 years (or more) to become a full Geisha. A girl generally goes into training around the age of 15 - 16, and becomes a full Geisha around the age of 22.