Geku is a traditional Japanese footwear made from natural materials, primarily designed for outdoor use. It features a simple, open-toed design and is often crafted from wood or rubber, providing durability and comfort. Geku is commonly worn with kimono and is popular among those who appreciate traditional Japanese culture. The design of Geku allows for easy slipping on and off, making it convenient for various occasions. It is typically worn in conjunction with geta, another type of Japanese footwear, but serves a different purpose, focusing more on practicality for outdoor activities.