It's a dizzying reversal of traditional gender roles in a country long known for geishas pampering male clients with conversation, singing and dancing. Now a new breed of entertainer has cropped up -- think of them as male geishas.

That's all well and good if the man you're with actually looks like a man. Replace that guy with this guy, and they might be on to something.

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