How to Schedule/Make Appointments with
Geikoshi
Geikoshi
Party
Restaurants
that can Arrange GeikoshiAddress | 46-1F, Furu machi, Nagasaki 850-0026, Japan |
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Business Hours | Lunch 11:30~14:00 Dinner 17:30~22:00 |
Regularly Closed | Irregular Holidays |
Address | 2-13, Kanaya machi, Nagasaki 850-0037, Japan |
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Business Hours | Lunch 11:30~13:30 Dinner 17:30~19:30 |
Regularly Closed | Irregular Holidays |
Phone Number | 095-826-8211 |
Homepage | http://www.sakamotoya.co.jp/ |
Address | 8-20(tera machi St.), Suwa machi, Nagasaki 850-0873, Japan |
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Business Hours | Lunch 11:30~13:30 Dinner 17:00~19:30 |
Regularly Closed | Irregular Holidays |
Homepage | https://www.ichiriki.jp/ |
Address | 2-1, Maruyama machi, Nagasaki 850-0902, Japan |
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Business Hours | Lunch 12:00~15:00 Dinner 18:00~22:00 |
Regularly Closed | Irregular Holidays(Mainly Tuesday) |
Homepage | http://www.ryoutei-kagetsu.co.jp/ |
Address | 1-4-5, Nakagawa, Nagasaki 850-0013, Japan |
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Business Hours | Lunch 12:00~14:30 Dinner 17:00~22:00 |
Regularly Closed | Irregular Holidays Reservation required |
Homepage | https://ryoutei-hashimoto.com/ |
Address | 7-21, Maruyama machi, Nagasaki 850-0902, Japan |
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Business Hours | Lunch 12:00~15:00 Dinner 18:00~22:00 |
Regularly Closed | Irregular Holidays Reservation required |
Homepage | http://www.maruyama-aoyagi.jp/ |
Address | 3-2, Furukawa machi, Nagasaki 850-0851, Japan |
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Regularly Closed | Irregular Holidays |
Kenban
Basic KnowledgeHanadai | A fee that must be paid to the geisha. It is also called gyokudai or senkodai. In the past, the duration of the service was measured using the time it took a line of incense (senko) to burn, which is where this name comes from. |
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Ozatsuke | The greeting at the beginning of the zashiki. The geisha will perform a song and dance that matches the area or season. |
Ito | Term for shamisen. Also called sangen. |
Tachikata | Geisha that perform dances. |
Jikata | Geisha that perform the singing, shamisen, and other instruments (flutes, drums, etc.). |
Ocha wo Hiku (Drawing Tea) | When a geisha has not been called by a customer and is free. Originates with how geisha would grind tea with a millstone when not working. |
Tsukeppanashi (Left On) | Unlimited time with geisha. For wealthier customers. |