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Tourists in Kyoto are forbidden from entering some alleyways where geishas, traditional Japanese female entertainers, work and live. Reuters
Tourists in Kyoto are forbidden from entering some alleyways where geishas, traditional Japanese female entertainers, work and live. Reuters
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