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Sandals [Geta] c 1943 Geta, traditional Japanese footware, were made in camp. A cross between a clog and a sandal, the raised base kept the feet off the ground. At Manzanar, geta were commonly used to go from the barracks to the latrine buildings which might be several hundred feet away. Wood, cotton. H 24.0, W 9.5, T 4.1 cm Manzanar National Historic Site, MANZ 4124 |