Drawings of Wooden Sandals - Clack, Clack!
Pokkuri geta (ぽっくり下駄), or okobo, are traditional Japanese wooden sandals typically worn by younger women on Coming of Age Day, along with a kimono or a furisode.
The high sole might make the silhouette look slender, but it does make a distinctive sound that has the power to rouse an entire sleeping neighborhood.
Have you ever seen — or heard — these sandals in real life?
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