#suehiro2019

November 2019: Aoi-tayuu, of Suehiro okiya, and her two shoume, Akari-shoume & Kaede-shoume, during the Japanese filming of the "Prisoners of Ghostland" movie. Aoi-tayuu stresses on her Twitter that she and the girls do not represent "tayuu" in the movie; they are simply lending the tayuu aesthetic to the film.

November 2019: Aoi-tayuu, of Suehiro okiya, and her two shoume, Akari-shoume & Kaede-shoume, during the Japanese filming of the "Prisoners of Ghostland" movie. Aoi-tayuu stresses on her Twitter that she and the girls do not represent "tayuu" in the movie; they are simply lending the tayuu aesthetic to the film.

August 2019: On the left, Aoi-tayuu and her kamuro, of Sueiro okiya, posing in front of Otaru canal in Otaru city, Shiribrshi subprefecture, Hokkaido, Japan. On the right, a postcard from 1919 of the last tayuu and kamuro to perform tayuu dochu in Hokkaido.

December 2019: Aoi-tayuu, Tsukasa-tayuu, their kamuro and shoujo of Suehiro okiya, during the tayuu parade on route to the 19th Mochitsuki Ceremony at the Shimogyo Nikko Princess Hotel.

August 1, 2019: Aoi-tayuu (葵太夫), and her kamuro, of Suehiro okiya, taking part in Hassaku Dochu (八朔道中) while praying at Sumiyoshi-Jinja Shrine.

July 2019: A kamuro of Suehiro okiya practicing traditional dance with her instructor, Shinozuka Umewa (篠塚梅輪), the current head of the Shinozuka-style Kyoto Dance School. It might be presumed that the Shinozuka-style is the adopted dance style of the Suehiro okiya and, possibly, the Wachigaiya.

July 2019: Aoi-tayuu, of Suehiro okiya, enjoying some mochi before she heads out to guide evening patrons during Yoiyama of Gion Masuri.

June 2019: Aoi-tayuu, of Suehiro okiya, posing after a successful biwa concert in Hiroshima.