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Examples of zori
zori
After the 13th century the curve moved from koshi-zori to torii-zori.
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Ko-Aoe produced slender tachi with small kissaki and deep koshi-zori.
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Yet a rubber version of a Japanese sandal called the zori had become a popular item in U.S. drugstores.
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Men wear a subdued obi and black and white or black and gray striped hakama with black or white zori.
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The Bizen tradition is associated with a deep koshi-zori, a standard mihaba, bigger kasane with medium kissaki.
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The authors show that Zfp608 inhibits Rag gene expression in thymic cells, which explains the defect in T lymphocyte development observed in ZORI mice.
From the nature.com
The shoes and accessories used in this style are typical of traditional Japanese garb including kanzashi flowers, and geta, zori, or Okobo.
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Spend an hour wandering the area and chances are you'll glimpse a geisha or two shuffling between teahouses in their cumbersome zori sandals and exquisite kimono.
From the time.com
Thomas Aune and colleagues identified Zfp608 by honing in on a genetic defect exhibited by a strain of mice called ZORI, which have a compromised immune system.
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- Pusher: a sandal attached to the foot by a thong over the toes
- Japanese sandals made from rice straw or lacquered wood, worn with a kimono for formal occasions
- Sandals made (in contrast to geta) of soft material such as straw, fabric (traditional) or plastic with a flat sole. The most popular kind of shoe with formal kimono, the female ones usually come in the plastic variety, with a high wedge heel that slopes towards the toes. From 10,000 yen. [example]
- Dressy kimono sandals with a stacked sole, typically patent leather, silk, or nice vinyl.
- Elegant dress slippers worn with kimono.
- Formal kimono sandals with a wedge-sole, worn with tabi socks.
- Sandals, worn to the edge of the training mat
- Sandals worn off the mat to help keep the mat clean!
- A type of traditional Japanese footwear. The modern version is sometimes referred to as slippers, sandals, thongs, or flip-flops. In Hawaii, they are most commonly called zori.
