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1: Madame Sadayakko was born Sada Koyama on July 18th, 1871.
2: One fine autumn evening in 1885, a young man was strolling along the banks of the River Sumida in Tokyo.
3: Saddayakko traveled the world like a flower borne on the wind--daring but ultimately forced to settle to the ground.
4: Westerners often express confusion or disbelief when they are told that a geisha is not a kind of prostitute.
5: People will always flock to see something new, even if it is actually something very old.
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1: Madame Sadayakko was born Sada Koyama on July 18th, 1871.
2: One fine autumn evening in 1885, a young man was strolling along the banks of the River Sumida in Tokyo.
3: Saddayakko traveled the world like a flower borne on the wind--daring but ultimately forced to settle to the ground.
4: Westerners often express confusion or disbelief when they are told that a geisha is not a kind of prostitute.
5: People will always flock to see something new, even if it is actually something very old.
Poll