Koheks

Koheks are a type of traditional Japanese footwear, typically worn by men. They are characterized by their simplicity and functionality, featuring a single piece of leather or fabric that covers the entire foot and extends up to the ankle. Koheks are often made from materials such as leather, suede, or cotton, and can be found in various colors and designs. They are typically worn with traditional Japanese clothing, such as kimonos or yukatas, and are often associated with formal or ceremonial occasions. Koheks are also known for their comfort and durability, making them a popular choice for everyday wear in Japan. The term "koheks" is derived from the Japanese word "kohaku," which means "red and white," reflecting the traditional color scheme often associated with these footwear. Despite their simplicity, koheks hold cultural significance in Japan, representing a connection to the country's rich history and traditions.