Those of us with big feet can't always find our shoe size in Japanese shoe stores. Here is a trick you can use to get the style you want in the size you need.
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Thanks for the tip! Maybe I can pick up some decent indoor shoes now. I'm also a 30. Annoying, indeed.
I think you should have no problem getting a pair of size 30 shoes with this method. Good luck!
I have asked about ordering shoes in English, now it's time to take the Japanese language approach. I'm going to give it a shot.
That is a good tip. Thumbs up ;)
> Am I going to have to import shoes from abroad?
Well, why not? zappos.com is excellent. If the online shoe s tores don't ship to Japan, and you don't have anyone to receive the shoes and send them to you, get a private mailbox forwarding service, such as pakmail.com. You can find several discount shoe stores online, and lots of forwarding services targeted to expatriates.
LetsJapan: Thanks for the comment! Getting a private mailbox forwarding service sounds like a great hack!