wearing wooden clogs
Refers to the state of wearing 下駄 (geta, traditional wooden clogs). Often used in phrases like 下駄履きで歩く (walking in geta).
He walked on the cobblestones wearing wooden clogs.
floatplane
Colloquial term for a floatplane, likening the floats to geta. Used especially in aviation enthusiast circles.
That 'geta-baki' is a nickname for a floatplane.
Standard term for a floatplane; 下駄履き is a colloquial, figurative alternative.
mixed-use building with shops on the ground floor and residences above
Compound of 下駄 (geta, wooden clogs) + 履き (haki, wearing). The floatplane sense is a figurative extension based on the appearance of floats resembling geta.