Japanese exotic "netaymori": sushi from the body of a beautiful geisha

The Japanese have always been famous for their unusual tastes and originality. They can easily set the table so skillfully that guests will be surprised and full. However, in their quest for self-improvement, they reached even greater heights - by inventing the Netaymori tradition.

6 PHOTOS

1. In translation, it means "decoration of a woman." Its essence lies in the fact that the body of a beautiful geisha is decorated with various sushi rolls, decorating the girl with exquisite flower petals. At the same time, she herself must maintain complete silence and immobility, allowing the guest to fully enjoy the exotic.

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This tradition dates back to antiquity when tea houses were invented for the rest of the wealthy Japanese. In them, specially trained geisha skillfully poured all kinds of tea, surprising the guest with smart conversations and entertaining them by playing musical instruments.

Sometimes the entertainment of the guest became more liberated, but this remained a purely individual decision of the guest and the geisha. Not every girl could become a geisha, but only the most beautiful and smart Japanese women.

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This art required careful study and serious preparation. Therefore, the training of a geisha began from a young age, under the supervision of an experienced girl.

In fact, the students had to obey the senior geisha in everything and carry out her small assignments. As a practice, they also sometimes became netaymori - as long as they were pure and innocent. Such a spicy serving of the dish was in great demand among wealthy guests, and young students learned obedience and interaction with the opposite sex.

4. Sometimes the "netaymori" session took several hours, so even inexperienced girls were specially prepared for it. On a hard wooden surface, the young geisha had to lie flat and motionless.

At the same time, the air temperature around it barely reached +16 -17 degrees. Her task was to hold on to 6 eggs without dropping any of them.

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At the same time, the task was periodically complicated - with the help of tea or ice cubes. If the student coped with it, then she was allowed to be alone with the guest. The duration of the ritual took from 2 to 6 hours, however, as it is to this day.

Nowadays, girls are proud of the honor of becoming "netaymori", and despite the inconvenience, they are in no hurry to refuse such offers. For their services, they earn decent money, which allows them to accumulate good capital in a few years for a happy and prosperous future.

6. Of course, in some countries such rituals are banned, but in Japan, this tradition is still popular and in good demand.