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What is Maiko?Maiko is a beautiful, funny girl. AND SHE IS ADORABLEEE "Hey maiko you're pretty!" Maiko - meme gifMaiko - videoMaiko - what is it?Maiko literally means 'dancer'. A maiko is an apprentice geiko (geisha). Maiko exist in Kyoto only. Maiko have an older sister, bound to them. They call their older sisters onesan. The word maiko is pronounced: (my-koh) I am a geiko of Gion Kobu, but last year I was still a maiko. What does "Maiko" mean?Maiko literally means 'dancer'. A maiko is an apprentice geiko (geisha). Maiko exist in Kyoto only. Maiko have an older sister, bound to them. They call their older sisters onesan. The word maiko is pronounced: (my-koh) I am a geiko of Gion Kobu, but last year I was still a maiko. Maiko - what does it mean?A shitty ship from Avatar: The Last Airbender. Maiko is bullshit Maiko - meaningMaiko literally means 'dancer'. A maiko is an apprentice geiko (geisha). Maiko exist in Kyoto only. Maiko have an older sister, bound to them. They call their older sisters onesan. The word maiko is pronounced: (my-koh) I am a geiko of Gion Kobu, but last year I was still a maiko. Maiko - definitionMaiko literally means 'dancer'. A maiko is an apprentice geiko (geisha). Maiko exist in Kyoto only. Maiko have an older sister, bound to them. They call their older sisters onesan. The word maiko is pronouced: (my-koh) I am a geiko of Gion Kobu, but last year I was still a maiko. Maiko - slangOne of the canon ships from the Nickelodeon cartoon Avatar: The Last Airbender. It is a combination of Mai and Zuko. Maiko is canon, which makes it more awesome than Zutara! MaikoA combination of Zuko and Mai from Avatar:The Last airbender. Maiko WAS totally canon. But I'm not sure, maybe the Zutara fanon will come true! MaikoMaiko literally means 'dancer'. A maiko is an apprentice geiko (geisha). Maiko exist in Kyoto only. Maiko have an older sister, bound to them. They call their older sisters onesan. The word maiko is pronounced: (my-koh) I am a geiko of Gion Kobu, but last year I was still a maiko. MaikoMaiko ("dancing child") are apprentices to geisha, whose job it is to entertain (sing, dance and converse) at ozashiki. The term maiko is only used to define apprentice geisha in the Kansai area of Japan. Other areas use the terms oshaku ("one who pours drinks") or hangyoku ("half-jewel"). "In my early years as a maiko, I was allowed to wear colorful kimono and hair ornaments," Komomo says. "But as the years go by we are expected to gradually switch to more simple, sedately colored ones." |
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