Besides clogs and sandals, what other traditional shoes are there in Japan?

In Chinese, the word "copy" of Japanese ancient shoes has two pronunciations and meanings, namely da (one sound), which is used as a quantifier, such as a pile of stationery and ta (four sounds), and its expression is repetitive and repetitive. But in ancient Chinese and Japanese, the word "step" means shoes and boots worn on feet. In the Japanese shoe classification system, stacks are generally shoes with high uppers, similar to boots. But its characteristics are extremely diverse, such as the pile of hair with almost no upper. Therefore, it is generally believed that shoes whose uppers (also called toenails) can completely wrap their feet are folded shoes. Leather stack refers to things made of animal leather, including fur stack, horse stack and object stack.