Presque tous les jours, j’essaie d’\u00eatre autour de\u00a0Miyagawa-Cho entre 17:30 et 18:00. C’est \u00e0 ce moment que les Maiko et Geiko marchent dans les rues de Miyagawa-Cho pour aller de leur Okiya (maison), \u00e0 la Ochaya (maison de th\u00e9)\u00a0o\u00f9 elles travailleront pour la soir\u00e9e.<\/p>\n
Et chaque fois, le spectacle est diff\u00e9rent. Un jour en hiver sera plus froid qu’un autre et il y aura moins de touristes ou de photographes. Une autre fois, la petite zone sera pleine de gens. Un autre jour, il n’y aura que peu d’occasion de prendre des photos. Ou pas d’occasion du tout. \u00a0Et puis quelques fois, c’est super. La lumi\u00e8re est belle, il n’y a pas beaucoup de monde, ou du moins, il n’y a pas de probl\u00e8me avec les gens alentour, ou encore quelque chose de sp\u00e9cial survient.<\/p>\n
Mais toujours, les\u00a0Maiko sont superbes et nous permettent de p\u00e9n\u00e9trer dans leur monde, si diff\u00e9rent de celui du Japon moderne.<\/p>\n
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