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An Asakusa geisha in a white-and-gold kimono performing a dance at Miyakodori in Asakusa, Tokyo

Why Geisha Are Special: An Art Refined for 200 Years, Explained by a Third-Generation Owner

2026.06.25 Geisha

International guests sharing a warm, smiling moment with an Asakusa geisha at Miyakodori — geisha culture still very much alive today

1,060 to 20: A Third-Generation Owner on What Changed in Asakusa’s Geisha World

2026.06.24 Geisha

Miyakodori's traditional exterior at dusk with glowing red lanterns in Asakusa's flower district

Hakoya: The Unsung Keeper of Asakusa’s Geisha World

2026.06.24 Geisha

Asakusa Geisha: Where to Meet Real Geisha in Tokyo

2026.06.18 Asakusa, Geisha

Geisha in a pink kimono with white makeup walking along a traditional Japanese street lined with wooden walls and lanterns

Karyukai: The Flower and Willow World of Geisha — Japan’s Geisha Culture Explained

2026.06.15 Geisha

A hanamachi (geisha district) lane in Asakusa at dusk, with wooden lattice fronts and lanterns

What Is a Hanamachi? Meaning, Structure & Japan’s Geisha Districts Explained

2026.06.14 Geisha

People in traditional kimonos walk through a wooden gate on a lantern-lit street at dusk .

Yoshiwara: History, Location & Legacy of Japan’s Famous District

2026.05.30 Uncategorized