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Are geisha's Chinese or Japanese?
Geishas are Japanese.
What country are geisha assoiated with?
Geishas are associated with Japan.
Are there a lot of geishas in china?
There are no Geisha at all in China. Geisha are Japanese.
What are those ribbons they wear at the pageants?
it is called a sashes
Do geishas get paid?
Yes, geishas do get paid for their services, which include performing traditional arts such as music, dance, and conversation at social gatherings. They typically earn money through payments from clients and may also receive tips. The payment structure can vary depending on the establishment they work for and the type of event. Geishas often undergo extensive training, which is reflected in their compensation.
When was Glass Geishas created?
Glass Geishas was created in 2012.
What colour were the sashes in the English Civil War?
the parliamentarians had red sashes and the royalists had yellow colored sashes.
What are the release dates for Dance of Geishas - 1906?
Dance of Geishas - 1906 was released on: USA: May 1906
What country are Geishas asscociated with?
Japan.
What countery are geishas associated with?
Japan.
What type of make up do geishas wear?
Geishas do not wear makeup but they paint their faces, Its a different concept where they have to look different from the crowd.
Sashes in The Mikado?
Obis.
What is China's culture best known for?
the geishas.
Are geisha's Chinese or Japanese?
Geishas are Japanese.
In what country would you find Geishas?
Japan.
What is the name of the country you would find Geishas?
You would find Geishas in Japan. Geishas are traditional entertainers who are skilled in various Japanese arts such as dance, music, and conversation. They are often found in the Gion district of Kyoto and other traditional entertainment districts in Japan.
Out of which product are sashes usually manufactured?
Sashes are often used in pageants and they are almost always made from satin. Sashes are also used with graduation robes, but they rest over the shoulders, which is a different look than a pageant sash.
