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Foreign mercantile house in Yokohama

Foreign mercantile house in Yokohama. Japanese triptych print shows Japanese women (geishas and courtesans) entertaining residents at a foreign settlement house in Yokohama, Japan. Date 1861

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1. Title: "A Glimpse into the Past: Japanese Women Entertaining at a Foreign Settlement House in Yokohama, 1861" This exquisite triptych print transports us back in time to the bustling port city of Yokohama, Japan, in the year 1861. The image captures a moment of cultural exchange between the Japanese and foreign residents, as Japanese women, dressed in traditional attire, entertain the guests at a foreign settlement house. The left panel showcases a geisha, a professional entertainer, skillfully playing the shamisen, a three-stringed instrument, as she captivates her audience with her melodic tunes. Her elegant posture and serene expression convey the grace and artistry of her performance. In the central panel, a courtesan, adorned in an extravagant kimono, engages in a playful conversation with a foreign gentleman. The intricate patterns on her kimono and the delicate accessories she wears reflect the opulence of the occasion. The gentleman, with his Western attire and intrigued expression, represents the curiosity and fascination of the foreign community towards Japanese culture. The right panel depicts a group of Japanese women serving tea and delicacies to the guests. Their attentiveness and attire, which includes traditional Japanese headpieces, emphasize their role as gracious hosts. The intricate woodblock print showcases the beautiful fusion of Japanese and Western elements, reflecting the unique cultural dynamics of Yokohama during this period. This stunning triptych print is a testament to the rich history of cultural exchange that took place in Yokohama during the late 19th century. It provides a glimpse into the past, offering a fascinating insight into the lives of the Japanese women who entertained the foreign residents and the cultural interactions that shaped the city's history.

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