J’ai vraiment beaucoup de chance d’habiter \u00e0 environ 5 minutes \u00e0 pied de \u00a0Miyagawa-Cho, un quartier de geisha. \u00a0C’est l’un des cinq Hanamachi (litt. ville de fleurs ou quartier de geisha) de Kyoto. Il s’agit simplement de deux petites rues o\u00f9 se trouvent un certain nombre de \u00ab\u00a0Okiya\u00a0\u00bb (maison de geisha) et de \u00ab\u00a0Ochaya\u00a0\u00bb (maison de th\u00e9). \u00a0Et lorsque j’ai le temps, j’essaie d’y aller, entre 17:30 et 18:00, pour admirer les Maiko et les Geiko marcher entre leur lieu de r\u00e9sidence et leur lieu de travail, et essayer de prendre des photos.<\/p>\n
Aujourd’hui, j’ai eu la chance de capturer ce beau sourire.<\/p>\n
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J’ai vraiment beaucoup de chance d’habiter \u00e0 environ 5 minutes \u00e0 pied de \u00a0Miyagawa-Cho, un quartier de geisha. \u00a0C’est l’un des cinq Hanamachi (litt. ville de fleurs ou quartier de geisha) de Kyoto. 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