Oiran walk in Japan Oiran (花魁) was a specific category of high ranking courtesan in Japanese history When an oiran was called for service, she would walk with her kamuro (禿) and shinzou (新造), and since Oiran is a high ranked courtesan, to receive the service of the oiran, the customer had to meet her at least 3 times. | Japan in my eyes

190K views · 6.4K reactions | Oiran appearance scene  The child in the red-kimono is Kamuro ❤️ #oiran #kimono #kamuro #children #edoperiod #Village #oiranprocession #Edoperiod #history #culture #onlyinjapan #entertainment#Merchantshops #Ninjahouses #Magistrate’soffice #Teahouses | Routine of Japan | Facebook

Tales of Edo Oiran was one of the coolest experiences I have had in Tokyo. It transported me back in time, immersing me in a world where I felt like an important character whose choices and the people I spoke with could influence the outcome of the story. I got to live through a piece of history at Immersive Fort Tokyo. Location: 1 Chome-3-15 Aomi, Koto City, Tokyo 135-0064 #japan #tokyo #japantravel | Jesse Ogundiran

Take part in Edo culture of Japan in Asakusa 💃🏻✨We are dressed like Oiran (high courtesans) and participated in the Asakusa parade this past weekend! It was a dream come true! 💗 Thank you for the experience @oshale.japan @theater_asakusa_mokubakan #japaneseculture #traveljapan #asakusa #kimono #浅草 | Cyber Bunny

299K views · 5.9K reactions | Oiran Dochu  Japanese Culture | World Wandering | Facebook

Oiran 🇯🇵 Popular Culture in Japan | World Wandering