I'm a high-class consort. I'm not a Geisha. The word Geisha has been very misunderstood for many years. What the non-Japanese people think Geisha is actually, Maiko. Traditionally, Geisha used to be the unfortunate women who were sold for their husbands' gambling debts. Geisha entertained patrons over delicious food & drinks while dancing & singing. They took customers during the night. What non-Japanese people believe Geisha, is actually Maiko, correctly. Maiko are the beautiful young ladies wearing Kimono and typically seen in Kyoto. Maiko are trained from very young ages. They are talented courtesans who can sing & dance with traditional Japanese music, play various traditional Japanese musical instruments, and intelligently converse any chosen topics with high calibre clients.