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A pair of zori, or slippers, or flip-flops should be worn when walking from the changing rooms to the dojo to avoid transferring dirt and germs to the mat.— Find Free Articles - ArticlesBase
I went into a few stores to search for zori but did not find anything.— TravelPod.com Recent Updates
Just when I was giving up hope I found a store that had extra large sizes of the zori, but extremely expensive ...— TravelPod.com Recent Updates
All during my student years in Hawai'i during the 1970s, I rarely wore any footwear but Japanese zori (rubber slippers).— Far Outliers
At the open door she would pause to shuffle off her pale blue zori (sandals); and she would glide across the clean rice-straw matting shod in her snow-white tabi only Asako gradually accustomed herself to the noises of the house.— Kimono

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