Japanese Tabi Socks Design Nihonyubi Tsubaki
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Description
- 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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