The video's creator shares their experience of being transformed into an "Oiran," a high-ranking Japanese courtesan from the 18th century, at a studio in Japan. The Oiran were known for their beauty, intelligence, and skills in various arts, and were highly sought after by wealthy clients. The creator explains the history and cultural significance of the Oiran and geisha, and then undergoes a makeover, including traditional clothing, makeup, and hairstyles. They also visit a cafe where the staff dress up as boys and participate in a photo shoot. The video showcases the creator's transformation and their experience of Japanese culture and history.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker visited a place called Niigata in Japan, where they were transformed into an "oiran".
2. An "oiran" was a term used in the 18th century to refer to Japanese prostitutes.
3. Oiran were known as the most popular and highly redeemed prostitutes of their time.
4. The main difference between a regular prostitute and an oiran was that a client had to meet with an oiran several times before she decided whether or not to sleep with them.
5. Oiran were not only popular but also powerful, with the right to accept or reject clients.
6. Oiran were highly skilled in various forms of art, including Japanese tea ceremonies, calligraphy, and flower arranging.
7. Oiran were also incredibly expensive, making them unattainable for many clients.
8. The speaker visited a studio called Studio Clan, where they were transformed into an oiran.
9. The studio offers an experience where clients can dress up as an oiran and take photos.
10. The experience includes a makeover, including hair, makeup, and traditional Japanese clothing.
11. The studio also offers a cafe experience, where clients can relax and enjoy traditional Japanese drinks.
12. The cafe has a "no recording" policy, but clients can take a Polaroid photo with the staff for a few hundred yen.
13. Studio Clan is not the only place that offers an oiran experience, as there are other studios around Japan that offer similar experiences.