Reddit reviews Airplus Plantar Fasciitis Orthotic Shoe Insole for Extra Cushioning and Pain Relief, Women's, Size 5-11
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Superior support for the plantar fasciaFull foot comfort solutionSlim 3/4 length design won't crowd toes and fits great in high heel, casual, athletic and dress shoesArch plate supports plantar fascia and works to increase comfortHeel cup with gel drop (provides additional cushioning for heel spurs) provides stabiltiy and keeps foot in place
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> r anything at all, I don't know why anyone would think it'd be somehow inappropriate for a non-Japanese woman to wear shorts. I wear shorts and skirts all the time because Tokyo is a humid hellhole.
> Low cut shirts, v-necks or promine
I walked in Nike Free 5.0's + [plantar fasciitis inserts] (http://www.amazon.com/Airplus-Plantar-Fasciitis-Orthotic-Insole/dp/B00HWNIQZE/ref=sr_1_1_s_it?s=hpc&ie=UTF8&qid=1467608638&sr=1-1&keywords=plantar+fasciitis+air+plus)
Usually covered about 8-12 miles a day. No foot pain... back pain was another story. If you're going to be walking definitely recommend some comfy sneakers and some inserts go a long way. I did not see anyone in Tokyo wearing flip flops to be honest.
Re: shorts, I didn't wear them and I didn't see many locals wearing them. Most women in Toyko favor breezy gaucho pants, dresses, or longer skirts. I think knee length shorts are okay though. I personally liked [loose crops] (http://shop.lululemon.com/p/women-crops/For-Love-Crop/_/prod1960017?rcnt=17&N=7yr&cnt=31&color=LW6HDXS_013612) and [joggers] (http://shop.lululemon.com/p/women-crops/Jet-Crop-Slim-Luxtreme/_/prod5020087?rcnt=2&N=8c0&cnt=22&color=LW6HA9S_024894)... the reason I linked Lululemon is because they are breathable. This is of the utmost importance!
If you want to cheat you can buy tights at Daiso for $1 and wear those under short dresses or shorts. This is how women in Tokyo get away with wearing shorter lengths. If you wear a dress with tights, it is very nice to help you stay cool but not look inappropriate.