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Here’s a guide to help you choose the best wooden katana for training and where to get them. Difference Between Bokuto and Bokken Different Wooden Sword Types including Bokken and Bokuto ( Source)

At 105 cm long and weighing 530 grams, this bamboo katana is easy to handle and transport. Whether you use it to display as part of your weapons collection or to recreate epic battles from "Demon Slayer", this unofficial replica guarantees quality and authenticity in every detail. In addition, our sword shop offers a wide range of garments for martial arts, such as Keikogi, Tabi and Hakama for Iiado, Ninjutsu, Aikido, Karate, Kendo and Judo. In our catalogue you can find a range of professional Samurai Swords forged by hand: Iaito, Katana Shinken, Ninja swords, Samurai swords, decorative swords, Tachi, Nodachi, Wakizashi, Yari, O-Katana, Shirasaya and many other articles for your workout.

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By the 16th century, the bokken became the training weapon of over 900 ryu in Japan devoted to kenjutsu, the art of the sword. With the fall of the Tokugawa dynasty and feudalism in Japan in 1867, the martial arts of the samurai declined. Kenjutsu evolved into kendo and sporting competition. If you are a fan of the "Demon Slayer" series and you love the world of warriors and samurai, this Kamado Tanjirou bamboo katana is undoubtedly an essential piece to add to your collection. Its true-to-series design and high-quality finish make this sword a true gem for fans of Tanjirou and his fellow demon fighters. Introducing the Wooden Katana, a testament to the artistry and craftsmanship of our senior sword maker. Meticulously handcrafted with precision and dedication, each Wooden Katana captures the essence of the traditional Japanese sword while offering a safe and practical training alternative. The wooden blade, expertly carved from high-quality hardwood, provides a balanced weight and realistic feel, allowing practitioners to hone their skills with confidence and accuracy. The meticulously crafted tsuka (handle) is wrapped with traditional materials, ensuring a secure and comfortable grip. Every detail, from the finely sculpted tsuba (handguard) to the intricate detailing on the saya (scabbard), reflects the commitment to authenticity and attention to detail of our senior sword maker. Experience the beauty and functionality of our Wooden Katana—a remarkable training tool that embodies the dedication and expertise of our senior sword maker. Perfect your techniques, honor tradition, and embrace the spirit of the samurai with our meticulously crafted Wooden Katana.

We want to inspire the confidence of our customers and make their experience completely satisfactory. Decoration: A nicely made wooden katana can serve as an interesting decorative piece in a home or dojo. The shinai comprises four slats known as take ( 竹), which are held together by three leather fittings: a hilt (tsuka), or handle wrapping ( tsuka-gawa ( 柄皮)); a fitting at the tip ( saki-gawa ( 先皮)) and a leather strip ( naka-yui ( 中結)) that binds the four slats. The parts are all secured with a string ( tsuru ( 弦)). Are you looking for a practice sword that merges fashion with function? This bokken is crafted from high quality polypropylene, a form of plastic. Its overall length is 111 centimeters, and the wooden blade is around 80 centimeters. It also features a detailed grip and tsuba, giving it a realistic appearance. This article needs additional citations for verification. Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed.

The shinai was a safer alternative to both real katana and wooden katana. It is made of four strips of bamboo bound together, equipped with a tsuba. Since the bamboo sword had no curvature, it encouraged kendo practitioners to hit rather than cut. Kendo replaced the bokken with the shinai , a bamboo sword. Apprentices in Kendo Training ( Source) Some schools cover the entire bamboo in the sleeve and add a tsuba, like Kashima Shinden Jikishinkage-ryū does. In Shinkage-ryū, the sleeve is lacquered Kamakura Red, and rather than covering the entire length, is tied off at the non-split end. This particular kind of fukuro-shinai is also called a hikihada ( 蟇肌), or toad-skin shinai. The name comes from how the leather looks after lacquering; the sleeves are actually made of cow or horse-hide. A shinai ( 竹刀) is a Japanese sword typically made of bamboo used for practice and competition in kendo. Shinai are also used in other martial arts, but may be styled differently from kendo shinai, and represented with different characters. The light, soft wood used in a shinai distinguishes it from other wooden swords such as a bokken, which is generally made of heavier, sturdier wood.

A hand-guard tsuba ( 鍔) is then fitted on the tsuka-gawa before it ends and the bamboo slats show. This is held in place by a rubber ring tsuba-dome ( 鍔止め). Cosplay: A wooden katana is a popular choice for cosplay enthusiasts who wish to portray samurai or other Japanese sword-wielding characters, especially in settings where real swords are not allowed.We also know that personalization is in the details, so we offer many different bamboo katana derivative series like scabbard(saya) has antique golden scabbard, camo leather scabbard, snake scabbard, cyan scabbard etc. Handle(tsuka) has syan cord handle, green cord handle, antique brass cord handle, blue cord handle. Blade has t10 tool steel, silver damascus steel, 9260 spring steel, purple blade, double edge sharp, gold printed blade and more ... To properly inspect a shinai, one first examines the area around the datotsu-bu, inspecting all sides of the shinai for splinters. This is very important, as bamboo splinters can easily cause injury. The saki-gawa should be intact and the tsuru should be tight so that the saki-gawa does not slip off the end of the shinai during use. In addition, the nakayui should be tight enough as not to rotate easily.

In this case, we would also ask you to explain the reason for the return so that we can continue to improve our service and range of products. When not in use, shinai used in kendo practice should be either laid on the floor or leaned vertically against a wall. Some instructors require the base ( kashira) of the handle ( tsuka) on the floor and the tip ( kissaki) leaning against the wall. In kendo, the shinai is treated in the same way as a edged or bladed weapon, like an actual metal sword, and competitors are trained to think of it as a dangerous instrument if misused. Our wooden weapons are characterised for their high quality and fine craftsmanship. Bokken for Katori Shinto Ryu, Itto Ryu, Iwama Ryu, Yagyu Ryu Shinkage, Togakure Ryu, Kashima Shinto Ryu, Kukishinden Ryu. We also offer Bo, Jo and Hanbo in different models. Find sources: "Shinai"– news · newspapers · books · scholar · JSTOR ( July 2011) ( Learn how and when to remove this template message) The earliest use of a bamboo weapon to train with instead of a sword is credited to Kamiizumi Nobutsuna (1508-1572?) of the Shinkage-ryū. The modern shinai, with four slats of bamboo, is generally credited to Nakanishi Chuzo Tsugutate (died 1801) of Nakanishi-ha Ittō-ryū. [1] [2] The shinai was developed in an effort to reduce the number of practitioners being seriously injured during practice, making a practice weapon that was less dangerous than bokutō ( 木刀), the hard wooden swords they were previously using. This is also the motivation behind the development of bōgu ( 防具), the armour that protects the kendoka.

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Iaido: Iaido practice often involves a wooden katana, allowing for safe practice of drawing the sword, striking, and sheathing techniques. Bamboo is a popular theme for Japanese sword mounts as it represents both strength and flexibility, qualities highly prized by the Samurai. Since it is too dangerous to use the Japanese samurai sword in training, martial arts practitioners use the wooden katana, which replicates the qualities of the real sword. In Japan, it is common to train with bokken without armor. In Australia, wooden katana is not used against each other as weapons—only the shinai or bamboo sword, along with protective armor. Our products are sold not only in UK but throughout the world. Our priorities are product quality and customer satisfaction.