Appeared at the end of the 17th century, it was widely used as common footwear for both genders. This geta was the most common type before the Meiji Period(1868-1912).
Unlike the shape of today's geta, the wooden plank to put the foot on was both wide and long, and the shape was suitable to firmly stand without falling even on uneven ground.
A set of rental fee: Kimono(Yukata)· underwear· band· clogs· socks· Japanese back· hair set(hair ornaments)· long-sleeved dressing(October to May)· dressing fee.
Because the geta made by the company are well-designed and comfortable to wear, they are suitable for modern life and casual wear, and are popular among people of all ages.
And with the role of Japanese kimono changing from everyday items to luxury goods or attire for special occasions, geta has also become footwear for special days and the everyday use had gradually diminished.
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