Japanese WWII Military Uniform Fabric Puttees Leg Binders Makikyahan Gaiter MK33 countryside a common symbolic feature in

a common symbolic feature in inari shrines across Japan

The sign is stamped around the foot

Scratch on front door

6 cm wide x 12

the best place to display it is in the living room or the entrance where the family gathers

Japanese WWII Military Uniform Fabric Puttees Leg Binders Makikyahan Gaiter MK33 countryside a common symbolic feature inVtg Japanese Military Uniform Puttees This is a pair of vintage Japanese WWII military uniform puttees, also called makikyahan. They are long stretches of fabric with ties on one end, used to bind the legs from the ankle to the knee to protect them. These were a ubiquitous accessory for military uniforms worldwide during the First and Second World Wars. Other forms of kyahan, or gaiters, were commonly used by workers, such as firemen and police,