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You will prepare and submit a term paper on The Origin of Geisha. Your paper should be a minimum of 1500 words in length.
You will prepare and submit a term paper on The Origin of Geisha. Your paper should be a minimum of 1500 words in length. Strict rules were applied. No customers were allowed to stay in a brothel for more than 24 hours. Unknown persons were to be reported in the office of the city governor. After the centuries of civil war, Japan enjoyed the peaceful moment and it’s during this time that the samurai (men entertainers) realized that their services were no longer required. Their daughters followed their footsteps and became courtesans. Courtesans were classified as prostitutes of high class2. This made geisha also to be seen as for prostitution. This paper will look into the origin of geisha.
After a civil war, peace in Japan contributed to prosperity and development. This caused geisha to develop into classes. This deteriorated to the point that they were forced to pay taxes. They were even forced to register in order to control them. Their movements, dress code, and behaviour were controlled. This allowed the geisha to prosper as artists and entertainers. young girls were sold out to geisha by their families and they used to pay large amounts of money for the services offered by women who included conversation and entertainment and sometimes sexual activities. The expensive geisha was used as the mark of status. Geisha allowed women in Japan to be financially independent. Some women opened their own houses of entertainment and this really boosted their economic status3. Geisha allowed women to be in public but their art of learning and talent of learning was not exploited as this was seen as dishonouring. They believed a woman with skills to be harmful. Women were put off from training as they believed a woman was not to be educated or skilled. The world made gender discrimination in terms of education and artistic trainings4. In the modern era, a new attitude towards art has developed. Geisha has been seen as a way of empowering women and help them to move out of domestication with the house chores to an independent person. . .
