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waraji
are sandals made from straw rope that in the past were the standard footwear of the common people in Japan. ''Waraji'' were also worn by the samurai class and foot soldiers (''ashigaru'') during the feudal era of Japan.
==Description==
Traditionally the rope material was made of rice straw, however waraji can be made out of various other materials such as hemp, stalks of ''myōga'', palm fibers, and cotton thread.〔(【引用サイトリンク】url=http://www.alonatwotrees.com/library/garb/waraji.pdf )〕 Now they are mostly worn by traditional Buddhist monks.
Traditionally, the Japanese wear the waraji with their toes protruding slightly over the front edge. However, there are no set rules or guidelines on wearing waraji.
Remnants of Baekje-era straw footwear that is similar to the Japanese waraji had been found in Gungnamji (궁남지) Buyeo County, South Korea in 1995, which suggests the level of interaction between ancient Korean and Japanese culture.
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