
Oita Prefecture Oita Prefecture Specialty Product, Square Shaped Sugida, Large Jinji Pota, Made in Japan In Hida, one of the three major production areas of wooden clogs. A tradition that is passed down from Tenbos (1830-1844). With the skills and mind of Hida Wooden Clogs. Shave, mold, paint, and everything from delivered Create wooden clogs that blend naturally Honno Hakimono Kogyo MOTONO Wooden Clogs	Once you put it on, you wont want to take it off. Healthy footwear with craftsmanship Made from natural cedar cedar in Hita City, Oita Prefecture. Traditional Specialty Hita Wooden Clogs


Since ancient times, the Hita region is known as the source of high-quality natural cedar and has developed as a three major production area of wooden clogs in Shizuoka and Matsunaga (Hiroshima Prefecture). This traditional specialty product of Oita Prefecture, Hida-Yaki Geta is finished with Hida-cedar to maximize the natural wood grain of Hida-cedar and comfortably fits your bare feet and skin material. The unique cedar scent is also comfortable as a forest bath, and it is said to have a calming and relaxing effect. The wood grain and color of cedar are all different, so this is an original pair for you.	Wooden clogs are gentle on barefoot, and can also be used to care for bunions or other bugs. The Hida wooden clogs are floated and baked with the characteristic of the wooden wooden clogs. The wood grain stimulates the sole of the foot, making it breathable and non-sticky. The Hida cedar wood stand is soft and cushioned, and the back is made of non-slip sponge rubber for easy walking. The Motono Geta, a Hakimono Industry, continues the Hida tradition, is a very healthy footwear that you will not want to take it off.	Size LL: Extra large size for shoes size 27-29 cm. Wrapping is available upon request. Makes a great gift for Fathers Day.


Note: This product is made with natural materials, so there may be unevenness or minor scratches. Also, since the color and pattern are different from one piece, the image may differ from the image. Please note that this is not a defective or defective product. In addition, due to the cutting convenience of the nose strap, the same pattern may differ from the image depending on the part of the product. Thank you for your understanding.	Care Instructions: Wipe clean with a clean rag with white wood finish Frequent wipe will prevent footprintsWipe clean with a cloth. When the nose strap and front tsub get wet, place it in a well-ventilated place such as a front door and let it air dry in the shade.	Bean knowledge Wooden clogs are considered to be the correct way to wear the wooden clogs with the heel (heel) of about 0.8 - 1.2 inches (2 - 3 cm). (This does not mean you have to take it out.)It is the realization that you are out there without any problems. ) Basically it is said that "walking with the heel and pinky finger" is the way to wear wooden clogs and dapper wear.