In ancient Japanese tradition the "Maiko" are the helpers of the most famous Geisha, apprentice. The Maiko must sing, dance and play the shamisen (traditional Japanese instrument), as well as learn to speak the dialect of Kyoto (particularly different from the normal Japanese ... for example: THANK Arigatou in Japanese is said, in dialect Kyo-Kotoba, OKINI).

Otaku is a japanese word to describe people very passionate for... kinda fixation for Manga, Anime, Idols,..
In modern times, many Japanese people of all ages have this passion...

At night, on the streets of this beautiful city even children are busy in the evening, selling candles to float in the river.

Few kids that are enjoy playing and dancing on the fountain in the main square in front of the Royal Palace in Seoul.

The harsh law of the market does not spare anyone.. older and younger. In these countries it is normal to see sellers of all ages. For many is the only way to get by.

Some kids playing diving into the dirty waters of the shipyard of Dhaka.

During the Holi Festival, on the streets you will be constantly stopped to to be totally painted with colored powders. At the end of the day you'll find yourself with face and clothes covered by many different colors... all beautiful and very bright.

Jaipur is also known as the "pink city". This because of the color of which are painted the walls of the old main neighborhood of the city. By now in pink, compared to the size of the city of the present day, there is very little. But the visual impact of this old neighborhood is definitely pleasant. The life of the pink city is really hectic.. the chaos reigns supreme, with people, cars and motorcycles really everywhere and always in motion. It takes a while getting used to the "soundtrack" that accompanies you throughout the duration of the visit. In this area of the city there is a lively market where rivers of local people pour daily... is difficult even walk. Also in the heart of the neighborhood and there is the city palace, the former headquarters of the sovereign of the city in the past.