Assertion: apprentice geisha | /r/Synonym | maiko
Facets:
value: by the more generic term
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Apprentice geisha are called "maiko" (舞子).
text: Apprentice geisha are known as maiko (舞妓), a term translating to "woman of dance".
text: Apprentice geisha (maiko in Japanese) wear colorful kimono, long obi, and glamorous buns.
text: Traditionally, apprentice geisha called maiko began training at about age 6, but today all Japanese students must stay in school through age 15 thus girls in Kyoto can begin their training at 16, while those in Tokyo usually wait until they are 18.
text: Apprentice geisha are called "maiko" (舞妓).
text: Apprentice geisha are called maiko (舞子 or 舞妓), literally "dance child") or hangyoku (半玉), "half-jewel" (meaning that they are paid half of the wage of a full geisha), or by the more generic term o-shaku (御酌), literally "one who pours (alcohol)".
text: Apprentice geisha are called “Maiko” or
text: Apprentice geisha are known as maiko (舞妓), a term translating to "woman of dance".
text: Apprentice geisha are known as maiko (舞妓), a term translating to "woman of dance".