Documentary on the techniques Hanamachi

God knows why I've watched this film. Essentially, it involves a one-hour Buchtrailer who presents a work from the Edo period. As the Edo period of Japanese history section 1603-1868 is referred to, in which the Tokugawa shoguns ruled, named after the then capital Edo. At the time, it should be received quite liberally in the Land of Smiles, and so was a kind of manual for prostitutes trying to implement this documentation by Toshikazu Okushi.

The documentation will each read a page of the book and then adjusted on the basis of models and short films. Somehow the whole thing has the stale glamor of a reconnaissance book from which perhaps women who seek help when they are jumped on more than six times in the evening or have a limp penis whose free, can draw insights.

The title of the documentary, however, is an insult to the great art of the geisha, serving traditional Japanese arts. In fact, the work that is only concerns the Hanamachi, ie at the time living in shared apartments prostitutes among geishas. Stamped all geishas in the lump to love servants, has neither historically nor in today's time inventory.