How do you say "the toilet slippers" in Japanese?

Name: Don't Wear These Out of the Bathroom in Japan
Uploaded: 2026-07-16T21:09:12Z
Duration: 44 s
Description: Learn to say トイレのスリッパ (toire no surippa) — the toilet slippers. A 30-second Japanese lesson for travelers from Kōfuku.

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Don't Wear These Out of the Bathroom in Japan

To say the toilet slippers in Japanese, say トイレのスリッパ (toire no surippa).

Wear these out of the bathroom in Japan and everyone notices instantly.

トイレのスリッパ toire no surippa the toilet slippers

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In this video

トイレのスリッパ。 toire no surippa The toilet slippers.
トイレのスリッパを履いたまま出ないでくださいね。 toire no surippa o haita mama denaide kudasai ne Please don't walk out still wearing the toilet slippers.

Why this phrase

The classic ryokan and home faux pas: swapping into the dedicated トイレのスリッパ and forgetting to swap back. Teaches the term and the one rule, wear them only inside the toilet.