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Description
Български: Традиционно облекло и прическа на гейшата
Deutsch: Typische Nacken-Schminke
English: 2 Geisha conversing near the Golden Temple in Kyoto, Japan. Parts of the kimono and the special make-up are clearly visible.
Türkçe: Tipik ense makyajı
Русский: Традиционная косметика и причёска гейши
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Date

2004-11-21
Author

Daniel Bachler
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