Geisha learn how to make Kyoto sweets

Photo taken Jan. 27, 2015, shows geisha learning how to make some of Kyoto's traditional sweets during a training seminar in the western Japan city. The seminar has been held since 2007 so geisha could be well enough educated. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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