草履
also: じょうり
Meanings
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zori; traditional Japanese thonged sandals
Flat, thonged sandals traditionally worn with kimono or yukata, but also used casually. Often made of straw, cloth, or synthetic materials.
I wore zori with my yukata and went to the fireworks festival.
Instead of slippers, zori were provided at the inn.
Usage patterns
- 草履を履くto wear/put on zori
She wore zori with her yukata and went out to the festival.
- 草履を脱ぐto take off zori
He took off his zori at the entrance and went inside.
- 草履の鼻緒the thong/strap of zori
The strap of the zori rubbed and made my foot hurt.