Do Japanese people wear clogs on the streets now?

The reason why Japanese people wear clogs: Because Japan is humid and has many beriberi, clogs have been developed and improved in Japan, and most Japanese people like to wear clogs.

Clogs, referred to as clogs for short, are two-toothed wooden shoes, which squeak when walking, and are suitable for walking on rainy days and mud in the south. If the upper is made of silk, it is called a silk shoe. Cowhide making is called cowhide. Under the wood are four nails, which are wear-resistant and non-slip. Clogs were invented by Han people, and clogs were common costumes of Han people before Sui and Tang Dynasties, especially in Han Dynasty. Its name comes from the middle ancient sound "clogs drawer", often called clogs, which are used outdoors. Later it was introduced to Japan. Can avoid humidity, suitable for walking in rainy days, to prevent slipping; It is also convenient for walking on mountain roads and prevents feet from being scratched by spiny plants.