These are "tourist geisha", visitors to Japan who pay to be made up as maiko and wander around the streets for a few hours. They're much more amenable to photography than the real thing.
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My year traveling the world: the getting ready, the going and the coming home.
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At 40 years old I got tired of my life and decided to quit my job and sell my house and see what else the world has to offer.
I traveled for:
351 Days, 12 hours and 2 minutes
Last Known Location:
London, England!
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2010
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May
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- Steve’s Weird Food for America: the fry-fecta!
- Nine and a half hours in San Francisco
- Final thoughts on Japan
- Two Rainy Days in Tokyo
- Steve’s Weird Food for Japan: the trifecta
- The Big Mikan
- Tatami mats in Takayama
- Pick of Pics: Kyoto
- Japan’s greatest hits: tea, origami, geisha and sushi
- All templed out in Kyoto
- Pick of Pics: Miyajima
- A bath with a view, and other tales of island life
- First stop in Japan: Hiroshima*
- Sing Sing
- KL
- Procrastinated thoughts on Cambodia
- The Killing Fields
- If you can’t stand the heat, get out of the temple
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