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Japan Shoe Size Converter

Measure the longer foot in centimeters and choose the relevant fit profile. The Japanese result stays anchored to centimeters; overseas labels are planning estimates because lasts, widths, and brand charts differ.

Shopping estimate only. Japanese sizing is anchored to foot length in centimeters, but a labeled shoe size is not a guarantee of fit. US, UK, and EU conversions are approximate and can differ by brand, model, width, socks, foot shape, and whether a chart describes foot length or the shoe last.

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Use the details that match your situation. Your estimate stays in this browser.

Measure both feet while standing and use the longer measurement. This tool supports 18.0 to 32.0 cm.
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How this estimate works

  1. The Japanese planning size is the measured foot length rounded to the nearest half-centimeter planning increment.
  2. The selected men's or women's profile applies conventional arithmetic approximations for US and UK labels and a Paris-point approximation for EU sizing.
  3. The result keeps the original centimeter measurement visible and tells the shopper to prefer the brand's own chart and an in-person fit check.

Official footwear and fit references

Japanese ready-made footwear commonly uses half-centimeter product increments, while fit depends on more than the printed length. The calculator intentionally labels all overseas conversions as approximate.

Frequently asked questions

Is a Japanese shoe size the same as foot length in centimeters?

Japanese labels are centimeter-based, but the best labeled size can still differ from the raw foot measurement because shoes need allowance and each last has a different shape.

Why are the US, UK, and EU results approximate?

There is no single universal brand-to-brand conversion. Gender profile, shoe construction, width, and the manufacturer's last can shift the best fit even when the printed label is the same.

What should I do if my feet have different lengths?

Use the longer foot for the initial size and confirm width and heel fit using the manufacturer's chart or an in-person fitting.

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