shimada

Noun

(plural shimadas)

The Shimada-mage traditional hairstyle for women in Japan in legend said to have been invented by the yujo (遊女, prostitutes) of Shimada

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Shimada, English-Japanese Dictionary (Tokyo, 1897); Websters Dictionary, trans.
Its editors were Numa Morikage, Shimada Saburo and Koizuka Ryu, all destined to become celebrated not only in the field of journalism but also in that of politics.

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