Geisha Podcast

The Geisha Podtale Podcast discusses the Geisha soap from Japan. It is a soothing and nourishing soap with traditional ingredients like rice, olive oil, green tea, and cherry blossom. The soap has a nice fragrance and affordable prices. It is loved for its ability to make the skin glow and feel smooth. The packaging is reminiscent of traditional Japan. The soap is influenced by literature, film, and music related to Geisha culture. Hello, my name is Joanne Bore, and welcome to my today's podtale podcast. My podcast is called Geisha Podtale Podcast. So, today we are talking about the tale of Geisha soap and reflection of the Geisha soap. This product is originally from Japan. It is soothing, elegant, and nourishing soap. And it's also a quality soap. Its iconic status is in Japanese culture, symbolizes grace, beauty, and artistry. Keeps the skin flawless and radiant. It has traditional ingredients such as rice, olive oil, green tea, and cherry blossom. It has a nice fragrance too. Speaking of scent of cherry blossom, the packaging features motif reminiscent of traditional Japan. So, about this soap, I loved it because when it was first introduced to my country, Kenya, it had different types of scents. My favorite scent was honey and lemon, because that scent used to attract people, and people were interested in that scent. I also loved this type of soap because it was helping my skin to glow well, and it was helping my skin to be so smooth. I love this soap because it is affordable. First thing, it's affordable, and you can find it in every shop. So, that's the main thing I liked about this soap. This soap is also, as I said before, it's also soothing for everyone's skin, and it cannot affect your skin when you use it. So, its packaging, it comes, you can get three in one, five in one, and also, depending on your budget, from a smaller one, which is around 50 Kenyan shilling, in Australian dollars, that is 50 cents, the cheapest one, and the one that is expensive a bit is one dollar, which is affordable for everyone. So, under the reference, it's Literature Memories of Geisha Arthur Golden, which is the best-selling novel in the 20th century. Another one is film, Geisha of Glun, aka My Geisha, 2002 Japanese film, out of booking. Another one is The Gay of Geisha, Music, Identity, and Meaning by Celia Maynor, academic work delivering info of importance of music in Geisha as the training cultural identity and significance. That's about the Geisha.