Fiona Graham - Sexy Bikini Photoshoot
Fiona Graham - Sexy Bikini Photoshoot
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Sayuki (born in Melbourne as Fiona Graham) is an Australian geisha working in Japan. She is also an anthropologist, producer and director of anthropological documentaries.
In December 2007, after a year of preparation and training, Sayuki formally debuted as a geisha in the Asakusa District of Tokyo, after completing the normal preparation of around one year. Contrary to popular misconception, geisha only debut as maiko if they are under 20 at the time of debut. If they are over 20 they debut as ipponsan or full geisha. She states that she is the first western geisha in Japanese history (American Liza Dalby is often credited as the first Western-born geisha, but Dalby never went through formal geisha training). Sayuki is taking lessons in several arts, but her main art is yokobue (Japanese bamboo flute).
Sayuki has a PhD in Social Anthropology from the University of Oxford, and an M.B.A. from the same. Her first degrees in psychology and teaching were taken at Keio University, where Sayuki was the first Western woman to graduate. Sayuki became a geisha as an academic project initially, but has now continued for three years and says on her web-site that she plans to continue. She is lecturing at her alma mater - Keio University - on traditional Japanese culture.
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Sayuki (born in Melbourne as Fiona Graham) is an Australian geisha working in Japan. She is also an anthropologist, producer and director of anthropological documentaries.
In December 2007, after a year of preparation and training, Sayuki formally debuted as a geisha in the Asakusa District of Tokyo, after completing the normal preparation of around one year. Contrary to popular misconception, geisha only debut as maiko if they are under 20 at the time of debut. If they are over 20 they debut as ipponsan or full geisha. She states that she is the first western geisha in Japanese history (American Liza Dalby is often credited as the first Western-born geisha, but Dalby never went through formal geisha training). Sayuki is taking lessons in several arts, but her main art is yokobue (Japanese bamboo flute).
Sayuki has a PhD in Social Anthropology from the University of Oxford, and an M.B.A. from the same. Her first degrees in psychology and teaching were taken at Keio University, where Sayuki was the first Western woman to graduate. Sayuki became a geisha as an academic project initially, but has now continued for three years and says on her web-site that she plans to continue. She is lecturing at her alma mater - Keio University - on traditional Japanese culture.
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