Light shoes - Asakutsu

...Black lacquered kurikawa tsuke were worn by the crown prince and ministers as formal attire, while green tsuke were worn by princesses and women of the third rank or higher. There were shallow and deep sandals. Shallow sandals were shallow wooden shoes worn by the emperor and civil servants as morning attire, while deep sandals were leather boots worn by aristocrats in rainy or snowy weather. Straw boots were called wara-fuku and were worn by the emperor and retired emperors to view the snow, while fur sandals were also called tsuranuki and were worn by kebiishi and Kamakura period military commanders while on horseback or in the military camp....

*Some of the terminology explanations that refer to "Asahi" are listed below.

Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

…黒い漆を塗った烏皮（くりかわ）舃は皇太子や諸臣の礼服（らいふく）用，緑舃は内親王や三位以上の内命婦（ないみようぶ）がはいた。履には浅履と深履があり，浅履は浅い木彫りのくつで，天皇や文官の朝服に，深履は皮の長ぐつで，雨天や積雪のとき貴族がはいた。わら製の長ぐつは藁深履といい，天皇や上皇が雪見に，毛皮製の毛履（けぐつ）は貫（つらぬき）ともいい，検非違使（けびいし）や鎌倉時代の武将が乗馬や軍陣で用いた。…

※「浅履」について言及している用語解説の一部を掲載しています。

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