うっとり！ついに、「写真を一枚、いいですか」と外国人観光客がキュートな先斗町の芸舞妓さんに聞いた。京都祇園。"May I have a photo?"

Foreign tourists are enchanted by the cute maiko! I mustered up my courage and asked, "May I take a photo?" Geisha and maiko from Pontocho came to watch a kabuki performance at the Minamiza Theater in Kyoto, Japan. [4k video 60fps] In the picturesque streets of Pontocho, Kyoto, Japan, the geisha and maiko attract the attention of tourists. It was a special day, and the geisha and maiko from Pontocho came to watch a kabuki performance at the traditional Kyoto Minamiza Theater. Their beautiful appearances, dressed in colorful kimonos and powdered with white powder, seemed to reflect the good old Kyoto itself. When the maiko walked in front of the Minamiza Theater, foreign tourists who happened to be there were captivated by them and stopped to stare for a while. In particular, one foreign tourist was captivated by the graceful and cute maiko and wanted to take a photo as a souvenir. However, with a respect for traditional culture and politeness in mind, instead of simply pointing his camera at her, he mustered up his courage, approached the maiko, and asked in broken Japanese, "May I take a photo?" The maiko smiled and nodded slightly at his words, and instead of ignoring him, gently explained to him. At that moment, not only the tourists, but also the people around them were impressed by their graceful behavior, and it was a moment when they once again felt the charm of Kyoto and the depth of traditional culture. This small incident seemed to symbolize a scene in which Kyoto's traditions and modern cultural exchange were in harmony. The heartwarming moment that was born from the natural behavior of the maiko and the polite attitude of the tourists will be etched in the memories of everyone who was there.