Japanese house shoes

In Japan, the word "slipper" means all indoor footwear.

Since ancient times, it has been a deep rooted cultural tradition in Japan to take off one's shoes in the house.

Slipper Spirit in Japan - Why do we take off our shoes in the house?

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🍙 What is Heiwa Slipper?


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    Why We Love Up-cycling

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    The Story of Japanese Denim – From Tradition to...

    🇯🇵 The Story of Japanese Denim – From Tradition to Craftsmanship Japanese denim is more than just fabric — it’s a reflection of craftsmanship, patience, and cultural heritage. Let’s take...

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    🌿 What Is Tatami?

    What Is Tatami? The Natural Comfort and Quiet Beauty of Japan’s Traditional Floor Tatami has been part of Japanese life for more than a thousand years. Made from natural igusa...

    🌿 What Is Tatami?

    What Is Tatami? The Natural Comfort and Quiet Beauty of Japan’s Traditional Floor Tatami has been part of Japanese life for more than a thousand years. Made from natural igusa...

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