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The '''Tayū'''are the highest class of [[oiran|Japanese courtesan]], established during the Edo period, who did not engage in sex work and whose unique arts and culture are preserved in the Kyoto district of [[Shimabara, Kyoto|Shimabara]] to this day. |
The '''Tayū''' are the highest class of [[oiran|Japanese courtesan]], established during the Edo period, who did not engage in sex work and whose unique arts and culture are preserved in the Kyoto district of [[Shimabara, Kyoto|Shimabara]] to this day. |
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* [[Tayū (disambiguation)]] |
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Revision as of 13:47, 23 October 2022
The Tayū are the highest class of Japanese courtesan, established during the Edo period, who did not engage in sex work and whose unique arts and culture are preserved in the Kyoto district of Shimabara to this day.
See also