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The adidas Japan is a reissue of a low-profile 1964 trainer made for the Tokyo Olympics, kept close to the original with a slim leather upper, a double-stitched T-toe and a rubber sole. It is a lifestyle shoe, not a performance runner, so it suits people who want a clean, retro silhouette for everyday wear. Against modern retro rivals like the Samba, Gazelle or Onitsuka Tiger Mexico 66, it is slimmer and less padded, with a narrower toe box and a firmer sole. Owners tend to like the heritage look and the simple leather build; some find the fit snug and the cushioning thin for long days on foot.
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Owners of the adidas Japan praise its slim retro shape and the leather build, calling it an easy everyday shoe. The most common complaints are a snug fit and a firm, thin sole that is not built for long distances.
These adidas Japan shoes are a reissue of a 1964 trainer that appeared in a catalogue for that year's global sporting event held in Japan. They stay as close as possible to the original low-profile design.
Design details set them apart from the original, such as a double-stitched T-toe.
