This is at the Hilton resort in Aruba. The birds are free to hang out in the trees, by the ocean, for much of the day. But, they are caged overnight, and their wings are clipped, so that they cannot fly away.

@@LynnJulian ohh wow thats cool, thanks.

I only wish I got a better video of it! I live on what I call “inside out umbrella Alley” in Boston. People get to the corner of Clarendon Street and Stuart Street and lose their… Everything… to the wind tunnel 😅

I was vacationing, in Tokyo, and was looking to see a geisha performance. We found this group advertised on the Internet. They rent a performance space at a local mall. It is a quiet, back room, away from people and stores. Not only do they perform for you, they teach you the history of their people, and include the audience in the show!

See my other geisha videos to see more of their performance and audience participation!

You are correct that the elder, mentoring geishas are the ones playing the instruments. But, we believe they are all geishas.

Your expertise is appreciated by all. Yes, these are apprentice geisha. Their elders and mentors, the true geisha, are playing the instruments in the left-hand corner.

No. They’re both Geishas. A maiko wears kimono with longer sleeves (furisode), the darari obi reachs the ankles, and her hair is styled with more ornaments than a geisha’s.

@@sarahfreezis2322 thank you so much for clarifying that for all of us. All we were told is that they were the younger geishas who are trained by the elder mentors playing instruments.

🤔 are you sure? They aren't wearing furisode and they have virtually no hair ornaments like maiko traditionally have. I cant tell for sure but it looks like both their lips are painted red as well, not just one lip like a maiko does. I'm pretty sure the women dancing are geiko.

@@Gr8fulSunflowr It was advertised, in Tokyo, as an event, by geisha, to teach people about geisha. All I know for sure, is that the women playing the instruments, on the far left, or genuine geisha. The dancers were much younger, and were being mentored by them.

Love that movie… Will have to watch again!

Thank you so much for taking time to leave such kind words about Tommy turkey, and his plight… You really made my Thanksgiving!

We can learn so much about living in the stillness from the geisha community…

They are literally the picture of beauty and Grace. May their art live on forever…

They did look like living dolls 👸🏻

MIND BLOWN…You’re right! 😎 Do you have an amazing memory. 😉

@@LynnJulian Do you have the full programme?

@@darkdubh I think I do somewhere… 🤔

They are truly unforgettable artists! Check out my other videos, on my Japan Travel Blog playlist, four geisha games and more Japanese fun!

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@@Archanakumari-es5id Be sure to check out the other videos, on my Japan travel blogger playlist, for geisha games and more Japanese fun!

@@LynnJulian sure why not 😊

Thanks for the info… Fans were shouting for Ichinojo!

their music is magical…

No, everything was musical

The feeling is mutual, friend!

we can always dream, friend…

much love to you and Jerusalem!

Me too, my friend. 😉

I feel your light from far away…

I do too... and I only lived there for 2 months!

Thank you, I Wish to come back soon!

Glad you enjoyed it! 🤗

Never stop laughing! 🤣🤣🤣

Lattoria Set it as a life goal... and then make lifestyle changes toward the endgame of making that goal happen. Happy Travels!

Esta bien. La musica de Nueva Orleans es una lengua universal.

Ricardo Brunás Personally, I was never able to simply walk by them... And never even tried!

OKAY. I listen to everything that is presented to me and I decide what I like and what I do not like. And I had incredible surprises in the metros of Buenos Aires - where I live -, New York and London. And especially in Central Park. I appreciate your comment very much.

I think it's true. But this group usually presents good musicians. Not all, of course. Tuba Skinny band seems to me a very genuine expression. Watching the videos, of course. And comparing.

The trombone player is Charlie Halloran, who quite often appears instead of Barnabus.

@@otpkd Thanks for filling in some specifics on the players! 😎❤️🔥

Charlie Hallorin on trombone and John Dixon Both regulars in the Shotgun Jazz Band while Marla Dixon is on tour in Europe with the Shakem up Jazz Band. Barnebus and Jason are taking a break while Robin is on his 1920’s vintage drums instead of his washboard. In NOLA there are a thousand musicians playing in five thousand bands.