Geisha are beautiful, and not just in appearance. Their refined movements enhance their beauty and make them shine. In Japanese, these movements are called “Shosa,” which refers not only to physical actions but also embodies one’s demeanor and cultural values through these actions.

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Geishas refine their “Shosa” through practices like tea ceremony and flower arrangement. The beauty of their language also contributes to their exquisite conduct. I highly recommend observing geishas’ movements at a traditional Japanese restaurant, “Ryotei.”

Beautiful Geisha and the Art of Shosa in Tokyo

The excellence of “Shosa” is also mirrored by the proprietresses of Ryotei. The proprietress of the Kagurazaka Ryotei, “Yukimoto,” has experience teaching actresses how to greet and interact with guests properly on television dramas. In Kagurazaka, Tokyo, I encourage you to also pay attention to the ‘Shosa’ (movements) of not only geisha but also the proprietresses of the traditional Japanese restaurant “Ryotei.”

Why not experience the beautiful geisha and her “Shosa” in Tokyo?