Korean Geisha Seoul, South Korea

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Description: Here is a traditional Korean dancer at Korea House in Seoul, South Korea. I believe she is a Kisaeng, similar to the Japanese geisha.

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Vaprincess011

09/15/2008

what do geisha means? there was about out called geisha and she was a prositute?

Visitor 56970

06/04/2008

Stormcloud is correct. This is a highly-skilled folklore dancer, not an entertainment floozie, past or present. Geisha is a Japanese term. Please do not refer to Koreans as Japanese. That is very offensive. The term you wanted was kisaeng, which in this case, was also incorrect. Stan

chrisbernier

10/27/2006

Lovely.

stormcloud

10/25/2006

Not all Korean dancers are geishas or Kisaeng. She is actually performing a traditional folk dance for exorcism. A lot of korean dances originate from religious ceremonies.