malformalady: In the Edo Period, up until the Meiji Restoration (1868-1912), married woman and some aristocrats, would dye their teeth black, called Ohaguro. At least in the Edo period, and amongst Geisha, this was considered a sign of beauty. This custo

malformalady: In the Edo Period, up until the Meiji Restoration (1868-1912), married woman and some aristocrats, would dye their teeth black, called Ohaguro. At least in the Edo period, and amongst Geisha, this was considered a sign of beauty. This custo

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