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- Misedashi (店だし, "making business public") is a ceremony where a shikomi (an aspiring geisha) becomes a maiko (an apprentice geisha) and officially begins their career. The maiko is guided around her local area to call on businesses, teachers, and other okiya by her okiya's otokoshi (male dresser) to thank her teachers and peers for their support and to let them know of her debut. Maiko are usually 17 or 18 when this ceremony takes place as post-WWII labor laws prevent maiko from beginning their employment as apprentices at an earlier age as in pre-WWII eras. Some apprentices, however, skip the maiko stage, being too old to debut as a young apprentice, and instead begin their apprenticeship appearing as a geisha. (en)
- Misedashi (店だし, membuat masyarakat bisnis) di Jepang adalah sebuah acara dimana seorang shikomi (orang yang ingin menjadi ) menjadi maiko (orang yang berpenampilan geiko) dan secara resmi mengawali kiprah mereka. Setelah acara tersebut, maiko akan dituntun sepanjang jalan raya oleh seorang otokoshi-san (penata busana laki-laki) ke guru mereka dan okiya lain untuk berterima kasih atas dukungan mereka dan memulai debut mereka. (in)
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- Misedashi (店だし, membuat masyarakat bisnis) di Jepang adalah sebuah acara dimana seorang shikomi (orang yang ingin menjadi ) menjadi maiko (orang yang berpenampilan geiko) dan secara resmi mengawali kiprah mereka. Setelah acara tersebut, maiko akan dituntun sepanjang jalan raya oleh seorang otokoshi-san (penata busana laki-laki) ke guru mereka dan okiya lain untuk berterima kasih atas dukungan mereka dan memulai debut mereka. (in)
- Misedashi (店だし, "making business public") is a ceremony where a shikomi (an aspiring geisha) becomes a maiko (an apprentice geisha) and officially begins their career. The maiko is guided around her local area to call on businesses, teachers, and other okiya by her okiya's otokoshi (male dresser) to thank her teachers and peers for their support and to let them know of her debut. (en)
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- Misedashi (in)
- Misedashi (en)
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