The Oiran Dōchū is a striking reenactment in Japan where women dressed as high-ranking courtesans of the Edo period walk slowly in ornate kimonos, towering platform stilts, and elaborate hairstyles. The procession, originally performed by elite oiran to advertise their teahouses, now honours that heritage—with the wagō-style attire, parasols, and retinue of attendants creating a dramatic visual spectacle. Video credit: /@marvintransit #culture #japan #fblifestyle | Unrestricted Borders