〘Noun〙 (Perhaps modeled after the leather shoes worn by kapitans) These sandals are made of three layers of leather, with the outside painted black or lacquered . They were worn by samurai, doctors, monks, and others until the mid-Edo period. [Essays, Wagaro (1825)] Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
〘名〙 (カピタンの皮靴に擬したものか) 皮を三枚重ね、表を黒塗りまたは溜(ため)塗りにした雪駄。江戸中期まで武士、医師、僧侶などが用いた。〔随筆・我衣(1825)〕
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