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Two of the most popular hanamachi (previously and today) are situated in Tokyo and Kyoto. Some hanamachi created close to sanctuaries and places of worship. Close these were in some cases "ochava" or tea houses where imminent business customers would often visit. In any case, the Japanese ochava is not quite the same as a standard tea house which simply serves tea to clients. Truly, ochava were feast houses. Such houses would lease spaces for entire evening gatherings at which geishas could engage numerous clients all at once.
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