Update: Hier ist die Einführung von Steeldigger; Sie können die Geschichte dahinter sehen.
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Ich fand es etwas merkwürdig, da ich mit Kimonos vertraut bin und nicht damit gerechnet hatte, so etwas auf einem Gebäude in Europa zu sehen. Ich bin einfach neugierig, was andere denken.
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https://www.nuernberg.de/presse/mitteilungen/pm_26994.html
[https://www.willsaunders.de/index.php/projects/the-only-male-geisha/](https://www.willsaunders.de/index.php/projects/the-only-male-geisha/)
seems like a cool project promoting diversity and teaching about queer culture, thanks for showing this.
It’s an art installation called „The Only Male Geisha,“ and features Einosuke Hirose, who is apparently quite well-known in Japan and is, well, the only male geisha in Japan.
It’s Nuremberg’s attempt to present itself as a city of diversity. Personally, I’m not impressed by a city that has to *claim* to be open to diversity and wish more effort would go in to actually *being* so; but whatever, the person you see there actually is a geisha and that is what he wears in that role, so I don’t think this is disrespectful to the culture.
A lot of people all over the world are familiar with kimonos btw.
Big in Japan vibes.