Why do Japanese wear clogs?

Clogs are traditional Japanese shoes, commonly known as stepping on them. Their name comes from the sound of "clogs drawers" in the middle ages, and they are often called clogs. They are used outdoors. Clogs come from China, which is a kind of clothing in China and the oldest one.

Clogs were handed down from China. It has become a traditional costume in Japan. You must wear a kimono with clogs.

1, the reason why the Japanese wear clogs is inseparable from their position in the island country, because the island country's products are too barren, but the forest coverage rate is high, which has been handed down.

2. Clogs are rigid, and there is a feeling of cracking when walking, unlike shoes that are soft and collapsed, which conforms to the Japanese character.