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Among Japan’s legendary swords, Kogitsunemaru stands out for its mystical origin. Said to be forged with the aid of a fox spirit, this sacred tachi embodies the deep spiritual bond between swordsmith and kami.Read More
Begin a journey through the words of legendary samurai. One quote, one story, one lesson each week. Episode one: Tokugawa Ieyasu.Read More
Elegant, ephemeral, and filled with symbolic meaning — the butterfly (kōchō, 蝴蝶) holds a special place in the cultural and spiritual tapestry of feudal Japan. More than just a beautiful insect, it was revered by the samurai, enshrined in clan crests, and associated with the journey of the soul beyond life.Read More
Carrying a katana is more than just carrying a simple sword, as this weapon has surpassed the mere fact of being a white weapon of attack and defense throughout its many centuries of history.Read More
We are going to get to know one of the most famous weapons of martial arts in depth. We begin by commenting on the parts of the Iaito and what it needs to be complete.Read More
Do you know how to actually care for your Katana? Buying a Samurai sword is a fantastic idea, but it is also essential to understand that it will require a certain level of knowledge to maintain its beauty. Read More
If you are the proud owner of the infamous Japanese Katana, you know that keeping it sharp is a must. Nowadays there are two infallible methods of sharpening: the traditional or homemade way and the commercial way.Read More
Ninjutsu and taijutsu can be terms that non-Japanese people confuse, since both include techniques born in the land of the rising sun many years ago and are used and known as martial arts.Read More
When we talk about buying a samurai sabre, price is the first word that usually comes up. What is a Japanese sword or katana worth? We will explain this topic below.Read More
Japan is widely known for producing the finest blades because of its long history of bladesmithing. Japanese bladesmithing started with the production of the oldest steel swords, the Katana, around the 4th century. Read More