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Liza Dėlbi - pervai͡a v mire nei͡aponka, rabotavshai͡a geĭsheĭ, - provela unikalʹnoe issledovanie zagadochnogo i zakrytogo dli͡a chuzhakov mira izi͡ashchestva, krasoty i tradit͡siĭ, kotoryĭ s davnikh vremen ocharovyval i uvlekal Zapad. Priglashai͡a nas v samoe serdt͡se spri͡atannogo ot postoronnikh glaz soobshchestva, Dėlbi podrobno opisyvaet realʹnui͡u zhiznʹ geĭsh, otkryvai͡a nam glaza na drevni͡ui͡u professii͡u, kotorai͡a prodolzhaet vyzhivatʹ v sovremennoĭ I͡Aponii. Segodni͡a geĭshi obespechili sebe dostoĭnoe mesto v obshchestve, sovershiv perekhod ot zakonodateleĭ mody k khraniteli͡am kulʹturnogo nasledii͡a, no ideal zhenskogo ocharovanii͡a v sochetanii s tradit͡sionnym iskusstvom, kotoryĭ predstavli͡aet soboĭ obraz geĭshi, po-prezhnemu gluboko ukorenen v I͡Aponii i vyzyvaet voskhishchenie vsego mira.

Lisa Dalby, the world's first non—Japanese woman to work as a geisha, conducted a unique study of the mysterious and closed to outsiders world of grace, beauty and traditions, which has long fascinated and fascinated the West. Inviting us into the heart of a hidden community, Dalby details the real life of geisha, opening our eyes to an ancient profession that continues to survive in modern Japan. Today, geisha have secured their rightful place in society, making the transition from trendsetters to keepers of cultural heritage, but the ideal of feminine charm combined with traditional art, which represents the image of a geisha, is still deeply rooted in Japan and is admired by the whole world.