Try The Shoe Division, Take Care Of The Japanese Feet

With the development of society, the division of labor is becoming more and more meticulous. Every year there will be many fresh jobs.

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The shoe trainer, as the name suggests, is the one who helps customers select and make shoes.

At 6 p.m. on January 12th, I came to the HSI department store in Osaka, Japan, where I met a shoe tester.

His name is master Iwai, and the card he handed to me reads "the intermediate level of the shoe Trainer".

It turned out that the test shoes division must be accreditation through Japan's "foot shoes health association".

The assessment is divided into three levels: primary, intermediate and advanced.

At present, only 15 people in Japan are qualified as senior shoe trainer. These people are known as "foot and shoe health experts" and are respected in Japan.

After a brief talk with master Iwai, he began to test my feet.

First, barefoot stands on a 3D scanner.

After scanning, 3D images of feet appeared quickly on the computer screen.

Master Iwai said, "your feet are not evenly distributed. When you stand, you are always used to support your left foot."

Next, he used the vernier caliper and other precision tools to measure my foot length, foot width, foot height, foot circumference and so on, and got the conclusion that the left foot is 0.5 centimeters longer than the right foot.

"In fact, everyone's feet are not exactly the same. Shoes should be big and small."

20 minutes later, my shoe mold was ready.

Buy later

The price of making shoe models is 3000 yen (about 240 yuan).

If you order shoes, you will be 20% to 30% more expensive than shoes sold in general stores, but the "user satisfaction" is definitely 100%.

Master Iwai said that the customized shoes fully conform to the feet condition, walking habits and bone morphology of the wearers, and will select the most suitable styles and materials for each customer, which can avoid the problems of joints and foot deformation caused by long wearing shoes.

"Many Japanese are flat feet, so they should wear shoes with flat or negative heels, but it is hard to get the right shoes on the market.

The Japanese like to go to the foot massage room. In fact, choosing a pair of shoes that really belong to you is more health-care than foot therapy.

Iwai said.