Purchased from Tsuhan Seikatsu in 2024. Worn a few times, but selling because the size didn't fit. Sock-like shoes The stretch fabric, born from rehabilitation, is different. It gently wraps and conforms to high-arched feet and bunions. Color: Black Size: L (24.5-25.0) cm Heel Height: 3.2cm Materials: Polyester, synthetic leather, EVA, synthetic rubber (Reprinted from Tsuhan Seikatsu HP) This is a hit product from Marianne Shoes, known for their nurse shoes. Last year, Ms. Mami Suigawa from Nagano Prefecture, who ordered two pairs, reportedly has "wide feet, high arches, and bunions – a triple threat." "I never knew there were shoes that wouldn't hurt my feet, no matter how much I walked. Sneakers hurt the bump on my big toe, and even 5E extra-wide shoes made my feet dance around and hurt my toes. But these fit my problem feet and gently wrap them. The lightness is also comfortable, and I can walk more than 10,000 steps a day while cleaning at the museum." That's because the stretchy fabric on the instep (see photo 3) was originally developed for rehabilitation shoes for patients with foot injuries. Because it was so comfortable, the product was born from requests from patients who wanted a "design for everyday wear that they could wear after being discharged from the hospital," so it should be possible to wear them without pain even with bunions. To prevent the fabric from stretching too much and lifting the foot, there is a thick Velcro strap at the instep. The design, with a 2cm raised toe, is also a double circle and is designated as a recommended product by the Japanese Society for Fall Prevention.