The Japanese stewardess became a witch. What do Japanese witches, geisha and vagrants do?

These three occupations are different. Let me introduce them to you one by one.

0 1, witch. Witch is a very old occupation in Japan. She usually wears white clothes, red trousers (think of it as pants), wears a pair of red sandals on her feet, and then holds some props in her hand. Witches in Japan all serve their gods, that is, the gods in heaven.

At the same time, witches are also the messengers of God. She can connect with the body, and what God wants to say will be passed on to everyone through witches. So in ancient Japan, the requirements for witches were also very strict, and not everyone could go.

Witches usually appear in various activities or festivals. They were generally responsible for praying and offering sacrifices, but in ancient times they were also responsible for exorcism. But now there are not so many requirements and restrictions on witches. Besides being witches, they can get married, have children and live a normal life.

02, geisha. Maybe many people will think of something indecent when they see these two words, but it's not what you think. This profession also exists in our culture, that is, some singing and dancing instrument performers, but now they are singers, dancers and musicians.

It means the same thing in Japan, but it's actually called a geisha in Japan. At first it was a man, and then it gradually became a woman and a geisha. They all sing, dance and play musical instruments. They live on these things, and their status is relatively low.

03, a girl. The occupation of a tourist girl is the same as what you think above. Tourist girls originated in Japan in 1600. It is said that a Japanese family saw the demand of men at that time, and then began to engage in this industry, and then monopolized this industry in Japan.

If anyone still doesn't understand, I'll just say it. The so-called tourist girl is a prostitute. The origin of the name is that the place where Japanese people are engaged in this industry is called veranda, just like our ancient brothel, so it is called tourist girl.

Among the three occupations in Japan, witches have a higher status. It can be seen from the flight attendant's transformation into a witch that the transformation of a witch is a systematic knowledge, and not an individual can become a witch.