Title: Unbelievable
Product review: After reading "Memoirs of a Geisha" I have become consumed with everything Japanese, geishas in particular. This book was the next to follow in my voracious appetite to learn everything geisha. What an experience Liz Dalby must have had when she gradually became a member in Pontocho's geisha community. I seriously doubt that there will be another American geisha in this lifetime. To read the difficulties becoming a geisha involves opened my eyes that nothing is all what it seems. Training to be a geisha isn't as easy as what most people probably thinks. Despite the lengthiness of the book, I could not put down the book. What makes this book special in comparison to other books on geishas is that the author isn't an outsider looking in. She drew upon her own experiences and that is why I love Liz Dalby's book more than the coffee table books on geishas.
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