Zōri

Vinyl zōri

Zōri are Japanese sandals made of rice straw, leather, rubber and lacquered wood. In English-speaking countries, flip-flops (renamed zōri) are popular.

Zōri Media

Setta, leather-soled zori, with flaps for replacing hanao (rear flap is inconspicuous)
Casual igusa zori, with many-warp top surface and velour hanao
Zori were traditionally made in the home, as were waraji. Note twine warp, held between hands and toes, and loose-fiber weft, to his right.
Pictorial instructions on how to weave wara-zōri or waraji in Hida Minzoku Mura Folk Village; woven footwear is uncommonly produced, especially for practical necessity, in Japan in the present day.
Similar roughly-woven festival zori, but with the straps wrapped in fabric before being twisted together.
Modern formal vinyl women's zori
Historic cloth-covered zori
Rubber gomu zori, frequently used in bathrooms, and left at the bathroom door

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