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1
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casual footwear
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Japan
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Casual footwear like flip-flops or sandals is commonly worn in everyday situations, and it is important to remove them before entering homes or certain establishments.
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1
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2
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footwear
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Japan
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Taking off shoes before entering a home is a common custom.
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1
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3
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footwear in temples
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Japan
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In Japan, it is common to remove footwear before entering temples as a sign of respect and to maintain the purity of the sacred space.
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1
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4
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hiking footwear
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Japan
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Lightweight, breathable shoes are preferred for hiking in mild climates and well-maintained trails.
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1
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5
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indoor footwear
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Japan
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Guests are expected to remove outdoor footwear and wear provided indoor slippers
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1
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6
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indoor/outdoor footwear
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Japan
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It is customary to remove outdoor footwear before entering a house and use indoor slippers
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1
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7
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orthopedic footwear
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Japan
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Considered stylish and fashionable, worn by people without foot conditions as well
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1
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8
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outdoor footwear
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Japan
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Customs and etiquette dictate indoor and outdoor footwear, with specific types of shoes for different outdoor activities and settings.
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1
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9
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sports footwear
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Japan
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Customarily taken off when entering someone's home
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1
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