Geisha"s life. Memoirs of the most famous geisha in the world
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The life of the Ministry of Economic Council Ivasaki was described in the bestseller of Arthur Golden "Memoirs of Geisha". The film was shot in the book. But Arthur Golden made many mistakes and inaccuracies, mixing, according to Mineko, the art of beauty with depravity. And then she decided to publish her memoirs, where she openly told the true truth about her life.
trained to be a geesh since the age of five, Ivasaki lived among other "women of art", practiced the ancient customs of Japanese entertainment. Kings, princes, military heroes and statesmen worshiped her. A woman with an amazing fate, she earned millions, entertaining high -ranking guests - she met with Elizabeth II and Prince Charles, Maya Plisetskaya herself took her lessons. She went a beautiful and elegant path, but what the price of Mino Yevasaki had to pay for her incredible life?
trained to be a geesh since the age of five, Ivasaki lived among other "women of art", practiced the ancient customs of Japanese entertainment. Kings, princes, military heroes and statesmen worshiped her. A woman with an amazing fate, she earned millions, entertaining high -ranking guests - she met with Elizabeth II and Prince Charles, Maya Plisetskaya herself took her lessons. She went a beautiful and elegant path, but what the price of Mino Yevasaki had to pay for her incredible life?
Author:
Author:Минэко Ивасаки
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-04-177897-2
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