Vsevolod Ovchinnikov. Sakura and oak (№ 246571)

Following the motto "everything has its place", the Japanese from time immemorial accustomed to divide women into three categories: home, for procreation - the wife; for the soul - geisha with her education; and finally to the flesh - the oiran, whose role since the ban on open prostitution took on the girls from bars and cabarets.