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Geisha are professional entertainers and hostesses of traditional Japanese banquets, "people of art" (Japanese: geisha), specializing in maintaining an atmosphere of high culture through dance, shamisen playing, tea ceremonies, and intellectual conversation. They are not prostitutes or courtesans, but are considered guardians of tradition, possessing impeccable etiquette and the art of entertaining guests. A full description of geisha: The essence of the profession: A geisha is a living work of art, a woman who has dedicated her life to mastering traditional Japanese arts. The word "geisha" literally translates as "person of art" (芸 — art, 者 — person). What they do: Entertaining guests (o-zashiki): Providing musical accompaniment at banquets, performing national dances, singing. Conversation skills: Ability to carry on a conversation on any topic, being an interesting conversationalist. Leisure organization: Conducting tea ceremonies, parlor games, helping to create a cozy atmosphere. Appearance: Geisha wear traditional kimonos (often expensive and discreet, especially among experienced geisha), wear classic makeup (white base), and wear complex hairstyles, which today are often replaced with wigs. Training: The path of a geisha begins with an apprenticeship called "maiko" (in Kyoto). Apprentices learn to play the shamisen, dance, manners, and the art of communication in special houses called "okiya."