VOICED : Japans geisha guardians of an ancient culture

The video explores the world of geishas, highlighting their misunderstood role in Japanese culture. Contrary to popular belief, geishas are not prostitutes but skilled entertainers who master traditional arts. The training to become a geisha starts at age 15 and takes about five years. Geishas perform arts like shamisen and dance, but their primary role is to entertain guests, often high-profile individuals, by creating a comfortable atmosphere. Today, around 500 geishas continue to preserve this ancient tradition, offering a glimpse into a bygone world.

How do geishas maintain a good distance from their clients?

What is the significance of the geisha's ability to create the right atmosphere?