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Eustea Reads

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Book Review: Geisha by Liz Dalby

February 1, 2014

I first heard of this book through…. well, let’s just say it’s a long and complicated story involving me trying to find a furisode (for Seijinshiki – link to post with pictures!) and explaining to my mom what it was. And thanks to a non-Japanese Geisha called Sayuki, my mom assumed that second-hand furisodes were… Read More Book Review: Geisha by Liz Dalby

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