Historically, Hanamachi typically contained a number of okiya and ochaya, along with a kaburenjō; the kaburenjō was a meeting place for geisha, usually with a theatre, rooms where geisha classes can be held, and the kenban offices, which dealt with geisha`s pay, regulation and similar matters. Gion also has a vocational school, called Nyokoba. ....
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Five 'flower towns' (geisha entertainment districts) in Kyoto
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