Where: Kyoto
Words: Ancient-School Moves
On our way to the Gion neighborhood to see the Miyako Odori (spring dances performed by apprentice geisha), we passed Chionin Temple.

Then we took a shortcut through Maruyama Park, where they apparently breed rocks with toes.

This shrine to the geisha is bright orange and festooned with paper lamps.

I don't know if these ladies were geisha-in-training or not, but they were certainly picturesque. Even in line at the noodle stand.



Ads for the Miyako Odori were plastered on teahouses all over town.


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