Kerimu
Nombre de messages : 28
Age : 38
Location : Turkey
Date d'inscription : 23/08/2007
 | Sujet: THE STORY OF A TEAHOUSE  Jeu Aoû 23, 2007 4:11 am | |
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Kerimu
Nombre de messages : 28
Age : 38
Location : Turkey
Date d'inscription : 23/08/2007
| | Sujet: Re: THE STORY OF A TEAHOUSE Jeu Aoû 23, 2007 4:54 am | |
| In Japanese, it's CHAYA. People go those pleaces to enjoy and have a good time each other. But there are just a few now.  Many things have changed in Japan. You may ask Nico. I'm sure that he will help you a lot.  | |
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Nico
Admin
Nombre de messages : 213
Age : 38
Location : France
Date d'inscription : 23/08/2007
| | Sujet: Re: THE STORY OF A TEAHOUSE Jeu Aoû 23, 2007 5:10 am | |
| i don't know so much about that LOL | |
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Kerimu
Nombre de messages : 28
Age : 38
Location : Turkey
Date d'inscription : 23/08/2007
| | Sujet: Re: THE STORY OF A TEAHOUSE Jeu Aoû 23, 2007 5:47 am | |
| Of course, it's traditional. There are some Geishas and many dancers (I'm sorry, that I can't remember the definete term, which is used to call them. So sorry! ) in Teahouse and, they enjoys the guests using their all efforts. But, it doesn't mean sexual labor!!
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the 2 inches crust
Nombre de messages : 14
Age : 45
Location : Japan
Date d'inscription : 24/08/2007
| | Sujet: Re: THE STORY OF A TEAHOUSE Jeu Aoû 30, 2007 11:16 pm | |
| teahouse is good..in summer,in daylight,in hot weather,we can get the coolest atmosphere with drinking soda..watermelon also makes us happy  here is Kanazawa city's teahouse town http://reman-r.com/Photo/kazue.jpg | |
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