In 1940, Tokyo was home to approximately 13,000 geisha, a significant cultural element of Japan. According to reports, this number has plummeted in recent years, indicating a decline in this traditional art form.
Access to the geisha community remains limited, with a recent report by Foreign Correspondent shedding light on the challenges faced by these artists in preserving their unique cultural heritage. As interest wanes, the future of geisha culture faces uncertainty.
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