Japanese Tabi Socks Irodori Usagi
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Description
- Cotton Made with a cotton blend, to keep your feet warm and fit snug. Tabi socks are used so they can be worn comfortably with tabi socks, and also be worn with geta, to have a traditional japanese look when you're wearing a yukata Tabi socks have been in Japanese culture for a very long time, and are still part of Japanese fashion today.
Tabi socks, or split-toe socks, have been worn in Japan since the sixteenth century, reaching their peak popularity during the Edo period (1600-1868). They were developed to wear with sandals & wooden clogs called geta. There is a special place for your big toe. Lots of people wear tabi socks: martial artists practicing Aikido or Karate, Taiko drummers, Suzuki actors, and traditional Japanese folk dancers, just to name a few! According to Shiatsu theory, wearing tabi socks benefits the back, the spine, and the digestion due to the acupuncture meridians located between the toes.
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