Japanese geishas, referred to as “geiko” (pronounced “gay-ko”) first appeared 300 years ago during the Edo period, an era when Japan was closed to the rest of the world allowing its indigenous culture to flourish. There were once 80,000 geisha but that number has dropped to just 1000 during the modern day. Originally, the kimono was a simple style of dress worn by all Japanese citizens but over time, the garment became more elaborate with more layers, specifically during the time of the samurai ...
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