[4K video 60fps] Foreign tourists are both sad and happy when they take a souvenir photo of a maiko! There was a foreign tourist who almost cried because he couldn't take a picture of the maiko! Gion, Kyoto, Japan.
In Gion, Kyoto, Japan, the scene of foreign tourists trying to take commemorative photos with maikos was a scene of mixed emotions and joy. It was a mixture of my desire to see the beauty of maikos, the joy and frustration of facing such difficulties, and so much emotion that I almost cried.
Her maiko attire is a perfect combination of the delicate glamor of a courtesan and traditional Japanese beauty, and her appearance has captivated the hearts of many foreign tourists. Ta. However, taking photos of maikos was not easy, and capturing the correct poses and expressions required great skill and understanding.
As a result, some foreign tourists were seen struggling to take commemorative photos with the maiko. She had come to the place in search of a once-in-a-lifetime experience, but was overwhelmed by the beauty of the maiko and a mixture of disappointment at not being able to take the photos she had envisioned. Among them was a foreign tourist whose shoulders slumped and she was on the verge of tears.
However, even under such circumstances, the maikos responded with graceful smiles and were helpful to the tourists. They warmly supported them by teaching them the correct poses and facial expressions and making the photo shoot experience even more special.
In the end, many foreign tourists were able to take commemorative photos with the maiko, and their joy and excitement became even brighter after overcoming their failures and setbacks. With a souvenir photo of her as a maiko in hand, they were able to forever etch that moment into their hearts and take it home as a beautiful memory of Gion, Kyoto.