Kajitas
Kajitas are traditional Japanese wooden sandals, commonly worn in rural areas and during summer festivals. Originating as practical footwear for agricultural laborers, they are characterized by their simple yet sturdy design. Typically made from bamboo or other lightweight woods, kajitas feature a single strap that wraps around the foot, secured with a knot or buckle. The sole is often flat or slightly curved, providing stability on uneven terrain.
The name "kajita" (かじた) derives from the Japanese words *kaji* (火事, "fire") and *ta* (足, "foot"), referencing their use
Kajitas are frequently paired with traditional garments like yukata or happi coats, reflecting their association with