Kyoto Maiko Monogatari
Kyoto Maiko Monogatari is a simulation game in which the player controls a young girl that begins her training to become a maiko, the game features music mini games (like copy the movements of the trainer in a…
26 June 2001
Kyoto Maiko Monogatari is a simulator developed by Visit, released 26 June 2001 on PlayStation.
What Kyoto Maiko Monogatari is
Kyoto Maiko Monogatari is a simulator game developed by Visit and released in 2001. It is available on PlayStation only.
The premise, in the publisher's words
Kyoto Maiko Monogatari is a simulation game in which the player controls a young girl that begins her training to become a maiko, the game features music mini games (like copy the movements of the trainer in a drum), and different levels of training that only can be reached when the girl pass the previous ones. During the game there are video sequences to show different things about maiko way of life and the player can also interact with different trainers. The game features 2D graphics, first person perspective & japanese voice acting in the video sequences. Maiko is a Japanese word for 'dancing girl' and is an apprentice geisha. A geisha is a traditional, female Japanese entertainer…
What it launched against
Kyoto Maiko Monogatari launched on 26 June 2001, within three weeks of Operation Flashpoint: Cold War Crisis, NBA Street, Sonic Adventure 2 and Twisted Metal: Black.
Released around the same time: Operation Flashpoint: Cold War Crisis, NBA Street, Sonic Adventure 2, Twisted Metal: Black.
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When did Kyoto Maiko Monogatari come out?
Kyoto Maiko Monogatari was released on 26 June 2001 for PlayStation.
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