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![Steve Silberman on Twitter: "Woman cuts the hem of a kimono so as not to wake her cat. [via multiple sources] https://t.co/BZbjKFiLVR" / Twitter](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/D7PeHYKVUAAoQbN.jpg "Steve Silberman on Twitter: \"Woman cuts the hem of a kimono so as not to wake her cat. [via multiple sources] https://t.co/BZbjKFiLVR\" / Twitter")
Steve Silberman on Twitter: "Woman cuts the hem of a kimono so as not to wake her cat. [via multiple sources] https://t.co/BZbjKFiLVR" / Twitter
A member of the Thirty-six Medieval Poetry Immortals, Izumi Shikibu served at the court of Empress Shoshi (988–1074). She is best known for the Izumi Shikibu Collection (和泉式部集 Izumi Shikibu-shū) and the
Geisha of Japan: Understanding the Facts, History & Myths
