現役舞子の持ち物紹介！！お座敷かごの中身を大公開。Geisha's bag?

[@Ai-iz9nz]

言葉の前に｢お｣って付いて言葉遣いが綺麗なのホントに素敵😍 舞妓さん綺麗だし、これこそ大和なでしこ🥰舞妓さん憧れだぁ

[@hirominakamura6235]

舞子さんの籠って、飾りで持ってるのではないのですね。 荷物を持つお付きの人がいるのかと思ってました。 籠には必需品が入ってるんですね、中身を知ることが出来て、なにか嬉しい気分です。

[@伴野敬子]

舞妓さんのかごの中には色々な小物が入っているのですね。私達バックの中にも入れてました。同じですね。ありがとうございました。

[@hokulele]

舞子さんって籠の中身まで可愛いんですね💕 可能ならお稽古の風景とか拝見したいです☺️

[@ならまち芸舞子芸舞子]

hokulele 1123 なみです(｡･ω･｡) おおきに✨ 候補に入れておきます！

[@singingflowers3080]

It's always enlightening to learn that there are maiko in other places than Kyoto. Thank you for the upload!

[@夢チャンネル-z4b]

まじで舞妓さん可愛い🎉❤小さい頃から好きだったからまじで尊い❤

[@にっかり青江推しみーロップ]

いつもお二人の楽しいやり取りを拝見してるとこちらも楽しい気持ちになります✨これからもどんどん楽しい動画を期待しています🎵応援してます😃

[@ならまち芸舞子芸舞子]

美尋みひろん なみでーす(^_^*) ご覧頂きましておおきにありがとうございます🎶

[@shion012]

次回のかんざしたのしみ😍

[@ならまち芸舞子芸舞子]

桜木しおん なみです🦋 ご覧頂きありがとうございます❣️

[@xoxo___aika]

髷を下ろしてる時の普段着の時の持ち物もいつかお願いします💓

[@user-yx6bq6zi3e]

初見です！お2人も持ち物もかわいい……舞妓さんは永遠の憧れです(๑′ᴗ‵๑)

[@kluke8932]

My favorite Maiko San!

[@りんごキャラメリゼ]

1週間コーディネートなど見てみたいです。また、私服なども着物が多いのか気になります。 それと、お二人の名前の由来などあれば気になります。自分で決められたのでしょうか？

[@ならまち芸舞子芸舞子]

りんごキャラメリゼ なみです(*´-`) ご質問おおきにありがとうございます！ またコーディネートや、名前の由来も動画にさせて頂きますね〜(๑˃̵ᴗ˂̵)

[@れな-u2i]

舞妓さんが将来の夢

[@homiekeen23]

Can't understand 😢 can anyone please list all the items they mentioned? 🙏 🙏

[@barbararamires1191]

Love you from Portugal ❤

[@ならまち芸舞子芸舞子]

Bárbara Fernandes Love you too from 🇯🇵.

[@Momo-cv1oj]

ありがとう

[@音痴なピアノ奏者]

私、舞妓さんになりたいんですけどどうしても行きたい高校があって高校を卒業してからでは遅いですか?

[@TheLampDancer]

[@AshHeilbron]

The last thing was a pocket watch??? OMG so cuteeee Kawaii!!!!!! And you both are so lovely and expresive! Even if I don't understand what you said I got the idea sometimes 🤭 ganbatte kudasai!!!

[@古賀-c9s]

可愛らしい😍 舞妓さんって お肌綺麗な方が多いなと思うんですが、どんな感じでお手入れされてるんですか？！

[@ならまち芸舞子芸舞子]

Mayu Vn なみです(*^^*) うちら白粉をするので、乾燥しやすくなっちゃうので保湿いっぱいします！

[@古賀-c9s]

わあ、お返事ありがとうございます！どんなもので保湿されるんですか？🥰舞妓さんのスキンケア事情知りたい方たくさんいると思います！是非動画にしてください🥰🥰🥰😍😍

[@nnj5721]

今日の動画も可愛い😻😻 お2人は舞子さんになられて何年目ですか？( ˊᵕˋ ) これからも頑張って下さい！！応援してます！！！

[@ならまち芸舞子芸舞子]

かりん なみです〜(*^^*) おおきにありがとうございます💕 うちは9ヶ月目で 菊愛さんねえさんは1年と9ヶ月の舞子さんです❣️✨

[@Mor1k0]

言葉遣いがキレイ。キラキラ！

[@nn528nn]

名刺って、どうやって頂けますか？ 一見さんは難しい？

[@えんちゃん-o3o]

初見です。意外に普通にオシャレするんですね(￣▽￣)。

[@kachi2782]

市だ 1 year ago They are Maiko in Nara, not Maikoin kyoto Maiko in Kyoto is higher and more luxurious than Maiko in Nara. Because, before Japan's largest city became Tokyo, Kyoto was Japan's largest city, and that period lasted 1100 years. The imperial family also lived in Kyoto. Kyoto, which prospered as a big city for 1100 years, still retains various historical buildings and sophisticated landscapes. Maiko in Kyoto is higher and more luxurious because of the proud land pattern of Kyoto. By the way, Maiko is an apprentice of a geisha. And a child. Geisha are called Geiko in Kyoto 1 Ka Chi 1 second agoFirst of all Nara used to have a Hanamachi in the 17th century, it just disappeared because of lack of customers like many Hanamachi all over Japan (in the 18th century almost every city in Japan had a Kagai). The Geisha appeared in the early 17th century and by then the capital of Japan was no longer Kyoto (or Heian Kyo) but Edo (now Tokyo), so Geisha appeared when the Japanese capital was already Tokyo (then Edo). The only reason Kyoto retains many historical buildings and other traditions is simply because it wasn't bombed during world war 2, nothing else. Tokyo was far more beautiful than Kyoto in the 18th century, it just got flattened first by a massive earthquake in 1923 then a massive fire, then the war. That's why Kyoto still looks like it does. In a way it is actually thanks to Tokyo and Osaka who took the heat. As for luxury, not a single Hanamachi in Japan beats Akasaka in Tokyo. You don't know luxury until you have met the Akasaka Geisha in their Akasaka Ryotei. Kyoto is beautiful and is the cliche poster of traditional Japan, but Kyoto is broke and so are the Kagai there, except Kamishichiken because it has a special status. Akasaka is flowing with money and the Geisha there are the wealthiest in the country. The difference is the Kyoto and Tokyo Kagai culture. Kyoto is about flaunting wealth. The Geiko and Maiko there show their extravagance on themselves with their obious visual opulence. Tokyo Kagai are the opposite because Tokyo or once Edo is where the Iki style was born. Iki means not showing off, it is unostentatious opulence, hidden from view. Nara is an even older older than Kyoto and before Kyoto was the capital, Nara was the ancient capital of Japan 1300 years ago, and this is why you have far more temples and shrines and gardens and traditional craftspeople in Nara than in Kyoto. So, the legacy of the Kagai in Nara is just as old as the legacy of the Kagai in Kyoto or in Tokyo or in Osaka, or in Nagoya, or in Nagasaki or in Yokohama, or in Kanazawa etc, ... Do your homework 市ださん. Oh and just for the record, my mother in law is a now retired Geisha from Akasaka, but she was born in Kyoto where her mother and grandmother were Geiko in Pontocho and before that her great grandmother was a Geisha in Nagasaki so i know exactly what i am talking about as i got it straight from the horses' mouth. Not a single Geiko in Kyoto would ever dare to look down on a Geiko or Maiko from Nara and yet here you are and here you dare, not even being part of the Kagai yourself, with your loud mouth. Oh and finally Geisha are called Geiko in Kyoto, Nara, Osaka, etc, this is not a Kyoto thing, this is a Kansai thing. Geisha are called Geisha in Tokyo because this is a Kanto thing. Also male Geisha which were the original Geisha where called Geisha in Kyoto as well and this is only when women started to appear that they were called Geiko in the Kansai region to make the difference between, but the Edo female Geisha refused to have the term Sha meaning professional replaced by the term Ko or Gi because the term Gi or Ko 妓　 has a sexual connotation which they refused to be associated with, while the suffixe 者 Sha is very honorific. That's why today Geisha are actually higher in prestige than Geiko or Geigi (which was how Geisha of Edo were called for a while until the reverted to be called Geisha. Seriously do your homework a little before posting silly comments.

[@kakumee]

What was the cloth with the triangle cut out at the top and the blue and white squares? Was it an extra bag? Qujanaq! Kalaallisut Greenlandic for thank you!

[@dvillebenny1445]

these girls are 2. cute

[@gerardvanbohemen6466]

Okinoo!! Just need some subtitles..😉😉😉💚

[@ならまち芸舞子芸舞子]

Gerard van Bohemen Hi it’s kikunami 🦋 Okiniiii XD I will make it later 💦 I’m so sorry 😐

[@gerardvanbohemen6466]

ならまち芸舞子芸舞子 🙇🏼‍♂️🙇🏼‍♂️🙇🏼‍♂️ We look foreword to it!!😉😃 greetings from Holland 🇳🇱!!

[@Textile_Courtesan]

おきに

[@gerardvanbohemen6466]

ならまち芸舞子芸舞子 Kikukami San, don’t worry!! Keep on posting those lovely clips!!

[@coromaru1712]

夏とか頭痒くならないですか❗

[@kachi2782]

見えなかったらもらえに来てください。 お言葉に甘えて、行ってきます。。。 よろしく　！

[@chriseven4617]

🌹🇧🇩♥️🇯🇵🌹

[@市だ]

They are Maiko in Nara, not Maikoin kyoto Maiko in Kyoto is higher and more luxurious than Maiko in Nara. Because, before Japan's largest city became Tokyo, Kyoto was Japan's largest city, and that period lasted 1100 years. The imperial family also lived in Kyoto. Kyoto, which prospered as a big city for 1100 years, still retains various historical buildings and sophisticated landscapes. Maiko in Kyoto is higher and more luxurious because of the proud land pattern of Kyoto. By the way, Maiko is an apprentice of a geisha. And a child. Geisha are called Geiko in Kyoto

[@goodvibes-ow1qy]

Kyoto and Nara are different, there is no denying that. And of course Kyoto has a very esteemed history as the capital of Japan, but the maiko of Nara are still very hardworking and worthy of just as much respect.

[@kachi2782]

First of all Nara used to have a Hanamachi in the 17th century, it just disappeared because of lack of customers like many Hanamachi all over Japan (in the 18th century almost every city in Japan had a Kagai). The Geisha appeared in the early 17th century and by then the capital of Japan was no longer Kyoto (or Heian Kyo) but Edo (now Tokyo), so Geisha appeared when the Japanese capital was already Tokyo (then Edo). The only reason Kyoto retains many historical buildings and other traditions is simply because it wasn't bombed during world war 2, nothing else. Tokyo was far more beautiful than Kyoto in the 18th century, it just got flattened first by a massive earthquake in 1923 then a massive fire, then the war. That's why Kyoto still looks like it does. In a way it is actually thanks to Tokyo and Osaka who took the heat. As for luxury, not a single Hanamachi in Japan beats Akasaka in Tokyo. You don't know luxury until you have met the Akasaka Geisha in their Akasaka Ryotei. Kyoto is beautiful and is the cliche poster of traditional Japan, but Kyoto is broke and so are the Kagai there, except Kamishichiken because it has a special status. Akasaka is flowing with money and the Geisha there are the wealthiest in the country. The difference is the Kyoto and Tokyo Kagai culture. Kyoto is about flaunting wealth. The Geiko and Maiko there show their extravagance on themselves with their obious visual opulence. Tokyo Kagai are the opposite because Tokyo or once Edo is where the Iki style was born. Iki means not showing off, it is unostentatious opulence, hidden from view. Nara is an even older older than Kyoto and before Kyoto was the capital, Nara was the ancient capital of Japan 1300 years ago, and this is why you have far more temples and shrines and gardens and traditional craftspeople in Nara than in Kyoto. So, the legacy of the Kagai in Nara is just as old as the legacy of the Kagai in Kyoto or in Tokyo or in Osaka, or in Nagoya, or in Nagasaki or in Yokohama, or in Kanazawa etc, ... Do your homework 市ださん. Oh and just for the record, my mother in law is a now retired Geisha from Akasaka, but she was born in Kyoto where her mother and grandmother were Geiko in Pontocho and before that her great grandmother was a Geisha in Nagasaki so i know exactly what i am talking about as i got it straight from the horses' mouth. Not a single Geiko in Kyoto would ever dare to look down on a Geiko or Maiko from Nara and yet here you are and here you dare, not even being part of the Kagai yourself, with your loud mouth. Oh and finally Geisha are called Geiko in Kyoto, Nara, Osaka, etc, this is not a Kyoto thing, this is a Kansai thing. Geisha are called Geisha in Tokyo because this is a Kanto thing. Also male Geisha which were the original Geisha where called Geisha in Kyoto as well and this is only when women started to appear that they were called Geiko in the Kansai region to make the difference between, but the Edo female Geisha refused to have the term Sha meaning professional replaced by the term Ko or Gi because the term Gi or Ko 妓　 has a sexual connotation which they refused to be associated with, while the suffixe 者 Sha is very honorific. That's why today Geisha are actually higher in prestige than Geiko or Geigi (which was how Geisha of Edo were called for a while until the reverted to be called Geisha. Seriously do your homework a little before posting silly comments.

[@RaquelAlves-sj5er]

Gostaria de saber os penteados das maikos de Nara. É igual as de Gion? É diferente dependendo do nível da maiko?

[@shinchaya]

えーちゃん 多くは語らん おおきにありがとう！

[@ならまち芸舞子芸舞子]

Shigeki Takai 様 えーちゃんです！ あのお品のことですね☺️☺️！ いつもおおきに(´ ˘ `๑)

[@ちいちゃん-s8w]

話し方って意外と普通なんですね！舞妓さんぽくない😲

[@piercelovelove]

京都の舞妓さんではないみたいですよ

[@mi3957]

舞子さんに舞子さんぽくないってなんですか？ww

[@ゆっこ-h6j4y]

奈良のお茶屋さんみたいですねー、喋りが早くて品が無いので舞妓さんぽく無いように感じるんでしょうね 京都のように歴史と教養があるわけでは無いようなので仕方ないかと

[@KK-ck1pb]

京都よりは格下だから

[@よしの川]

京都がそんなによろしおすか。それぞれの文化どす。

[@糸-z5f]

うーん、、昔の舞妓さんと、、、いろいろちゃうなぁ

[@のん-y9k3l]

どういうところが違うんですか？

[@糸-z5f]

@@のん-y9k3l さま とりあえず………脇が開きすぎです。