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The Monday Morning Memo

Japan: land of technology, light, pulsating energy.
This nation's race towards the future never stops. 

One might imagine that microchips, nanotechnolgy and robots have cancelled out Japan's centuries-old history, beliefs and traditions. But they have not.

In the West, the geisha is generally seen as little more than a high-class prostitute. This is a misunderstanding. She is the incarnation of one of the many souls of Japan. She is a sophisticated woman, who loves her clients — without making love to them. For an entire night, she will help them escape their high-tech reality and everyday life to enter a realm of flowers and weeping willows; that place where the ancient, enigmatic and fascinating game of the geisha is played.

Junichiro Tanizaki would be proud.

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- Miguel de Cervantes, opening line of Don Quixote, (1605; trans. Edith Grossman)

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