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Manryū

Manryū was a Japanese geisha, tea master, musician, singer and model (1894–1973).

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Manryū

Manryū from Harumoto Okiya, Akasaka Hanamachi

加野十次郎 · 日本名妓花く良べ. 第1集 · Public domain

Born
1894
Died
1973
Nationality
Japan · Empire of Japan
Occupation
geisha · tea master · musician · singer · model
Languages
Japanese

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Manryū was a Japanese geisha, tea master, musician, singer and model (1894–1973).

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