The following geta are the largest size sold in Japan. To buy geta, just click on the price.
for both men and
women |
2007/2/11, I have small size 23.5cm geta wes
for ladies in stock also. If you are smallish I recommend 23.5cm
size.
$57.00
Although in Japan this geta is made for
men it is also very good for women whose feet are of a
larger size. Here are some features of this geta. ・ It's designed with a natural curvature
in the base so it's easy to walk on. 日本では一般的に男性用の下駄として扱われていますが、特に足の大きい女性もこの下駄を履いています。
geta-ukon-jidai
・ The width is wider in comparison to original women's geta
styles.
・ It has sponge-cushioned soles.
・ You can choose the color/print of the straps, or hanao,
that cross-over the feet.
・ These are made with the Japanese traditional processing
style called,“Yakigiri”. The surface of the paulownia wood
is burned with fire and then a coating of wax is put on.
・ This style, Yakigiri, helps protect the surface of the
paulownia wood similar to a lacquer or varnish finish.
・ This finish also feels good to your feet, much better
than a lacquer orvarnish.
・ It's a very glossy, or shiny finish.
・ It also doesn't show dirt easily.
台がそっているため、歩きやすい。
本来の女性用の下駄に比べて巾が広い。
スポンジ底
好きな花緒が選べる。
日本の伝統的加工。焼き桐。材の表面をバーナーで焼き、蝋を塗る。
ラッカーやニス加工のように木の表面を保護する。
ラッカーやニス加工より木肌の感触がよい。
非常に光沢がある。
汚れがめだたない。
geta-size:26.5 cm (10.44 inches),
width: 10 cm,
height: 4 cm
1 cm = 0.394 inches
wood
part:
burnt wood
(paulownia),
sole: rubber spoge
price: $59.00
Please pick out a HANAO
color/pattern
geta-size: 25.5 cm (10.04 inches),
width: 10 cm,
height: 4 cm
1 cm = 0.394 inches
wood
part:
burnt wood
(paulownia),
sole: rubber spoge
price: $58.00
Please pick out a HANAO
color/pattern
geta-ukon-jidai-250 geta-size: 25 cm (9.5
inches),
width: 10 cm,
height: 4 cm
for both men and
women
1 cm = 0.394 inches
wood
part:
burnt wood
(paulownia),
sole: rubber spoge
price: $57.00
Please pick out a HANAO
color/pattern
geta-ukon-jidai-240 size: 24 cm (9.5
inches),
width: 9.5 cm,
height: 4 cm
for both men and
women
1 cm = 0.394 inches
wood
part:
burnt wood
(paulownia),
sole: rubber spoge
price: 5,600 yen ($54.00)
Please pick out a HANAO
color/pattern
geta-ukon_shiraki_255 geta-size: 25.5 cm (10.04 inches), width:
10 cm, height: 4 cm geta-ukon_shiraki_240 geta-size: 24 cm (9.5 inches), width: 9
cm, height: 4 cm
for both men and
women
1 cm = 0.394 inches
wood
part:
plain wood
(paulownia),
sole: rubber spoge
price: $56.00
Please pick out a HANAO
color/pattern
for both men and
women
1 cm = 0.394 inches
wood
part:
plain wood
(paulownia),
sole: rubber spoge
price: $54.00
Please pick out a HANAO
color/pattern
geta-two teeth_255 (wide type) The rubber will soften the noise
of the geta, and makes them safer to walk on. geta-size: 25.5 cm (10.04 inches), width:
10.5 cm, height: 5.5 cm
for women
r-4 rubber sole for two teeth geta:
$7.00
1 cm = 0.394 inches
wood part: plain wood (paulownia), sole: rubber spoge
price: $50.00
Please pick out a HANAO
color/pattern
geta-two teeth-250 (narrow
type) The rubber will soften the noise
of the geta, and makes them safer to walk on. geta-size: 25 cm (10 inches), width: 9
cm, height: 5.5 cm
for women
r-4 rubber sole for two teeth geta:
$7.00
1 cm = 0.394 inches
wood part: plain wood (paulownia), sole: rubber spoge
price: $50.00
Please pick out a HANAO
color/pattern
black ukon geta ladies' 25cm |
geta-size: 25 cm (10 inches), width: 8.5
cm, height: 4 cm |
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Although many people think that their shoe size (not geta size) is also the actual size of their foot this is not true. The size of their shoes are 1 to 1.5cm larger than the actual size of their foot. The actual size of the foot is smaller. Of course, this is true only in countries where shoe sizes are measured in centimeters. When you place an order for geta, please
tell me the following details. |
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What do you think is the best fit among these three pictures? The picture 3 is the traditional way, and also a cool style, to wear geta in Japan. However, people from other countries have different opinions about how to wear the Japanese geta relating to style and comfort and what a person is used to. There are no hard rules about how to wear the geta. Any style and fit is ok. Whatever the person wants to be able to enjoy wearing them. Japanese think that when the heel of the foot hangs over the backend of the geta just slightly, it is the proper, fashionable way to wear geta. The geta will be comfortable to wear. There is no real exact, perfect fit. As long as most of the foot is on the wood that is what's important. Japanese don't care so much if a little heel or a little toe sticks out over the edge. |
Do you know the Japanese word
"KARANKORON"?
It's an integral part of the geta. Without it, they are not real
geta!
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