Subcategories

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  Wooden Sword

  Large choice of high quality wooden weapons for Japanese martial arts: Bokken (Bokuto), Tanto, Jo, Shoto and Suburito. Made with oak, ebony, medlar, sunuke...

  Our weapons are manufactured in Japan in a traditional way, by hand. Our main supplier is Nidome, whose workshop is located in Kyushu, in the southern part of Japan. He is one of the last Japanese craftsmen still active.
  
  Click here to learn more about that heir of an ancestral know-how.

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  Aikido

  SINONOME offers the highest quality synthetic and cotton AIKIDO equipment in Japan - Hakama, Keikogi and Knee Pads - selected with the greatest care. These products are hand-made in the traditional way by our Japanese suppliers IWATA and ANSHIN, well known by Japanese BUDOKA but also foreign martial artists. SINONOME is the only official representative of IWATA internationally and therefore, benefits from the most advantageous prices and the fastest delivery times, as well as Keikogi and Hakama manufactured with special reinforcements for western customers.

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  Iaido

  The equipment offered by SINONOME-JAPAN is of high quality and manufactured in Japan by traditional process. Our suppliers, MATSUKAN and ANSHIN SHOKAI are specialists in Kendo and Iaido items. They are recommended by the Japanese Federation of Kendo.
  

  We offer to our customers a complete assortment of products necessary for the practice of this art descendant of Iaijutsu, that could be translated by "the path to harmonious being": Hakama, Keikogi, Iaito and its accessories (sageo, ...) as well as protectors, obi, etc.

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  Kendo

  Kendo is a modern Japanese martial art descended from Kenjutsu in which bamboo swords called "Shinai" and armor (bogu) including various protections are used:
  
  - a metal grid protecting the kendoka from the head to the shoulders - and under which is placed a tenugui - called "MEN"
  - gloves going up to the forearms called "KOTE"
  - the breastplate covering the trunk, called "DO"
  - protection for the lower abdomen and the upper part of the thighs called "TARE"
  
  These guards were created in order to avoid injury while performing combat sequences at real speed.
  
  Today, kendo is an extremely widespread sport in Japan but also abroad and tournaments are regularly organized around the world.
  
  Our suppliers SANKEI is the Kendo specialist and is also an official supplier of the Japanese Kendo Federation.
  

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  Naginata

  Equipment for Naginata. Protections and bags.

  Naginata is a Japanese martial art. A very long stick with a curved blade - a kind of halberd - is used.  Our high quality equipment is made in Japan.

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  Kyudo

  Kyudo is a Japanese martial art of archery, orginate to Samuraï archery (kyūjutsu).

  We offer the equipment for Kyudo such as Hakama, Tabi, Obi etc ...

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  Obi and Belt

  Obi and belts specially designed and made in Japan for the practice of Japanese martial arts AIKIDO, IAIDO, KYUDO, JODO, JUDO, KARATE ... We offer a wide range of obi and belts of excellent quality with different patterns, colors and materials. Solid, durable, resistant, fades very slowly.
  
  Our company has established special ties with various Japanese suppliers specializing in martial arts equipment and has even become the only official representative of the famous brand Iwata, whose masters of Aikikai Honbu Dojo in Tokyo use the uniforms - keikogi, hakama, ...
  
  We also offer quality customer service and handle your inquiries in Japanese, French, English and Spanish.

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  Bag

  Covers or bags to carry your Bokken, Iaito, Zori or other small items like laptop, keys etc ...

  Many models are original SINONOME with beautiful fabrics of Kimono or Yukata.

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  DVD

  We offer DVD of more than 20 categories of martial arts such as Aikido, Iaido, Kenjutsu, Kendo, Jujitsu, Judo, Karate, Joto, Ninjutsu, Naginata, Kyudo even Chinese martial arts. With these DVD, you learn the techniques of great masters as if you attend their classes. Some DVD can only be purchased in Japan.

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  Men's

  Traditional Japanese shoes and socks for men. Lightweight, comfortable, in wood or bamboo, for summer or winter, to wear outside or at home, our range of typical original Japanese sandals - geta, zori, setta - will delight both martial arts practitioners and everyone who will use them in everyday life.
  
  They will be worn with the famous Japanese socks tabi with the big toe separated from the other toes. There is nothing like a kimono matching with the shoes to give a real Japanese touch to the whole!

  These sandals also offer many health benefits: they help maintain the body axis straight - which is the best posture for the back - and stimulate blood flow in the feet.
  Last but not least, these sandals are very practical, easy to put on and take off and can be stored anywhere!

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  Women's

  Traditional Japanese shoes and socks for women. Lightweight, comfortable, in wood or bamboo, for summer or winter, to wear outside or at home, our range of typical original Japanese sandals - geta, zori, setta - will delight both martial arts practitioners and everyone who will use them in everyday life.
  
  They will be worn with the famous Japanese socks tabi with the big toe separated from the other toes. There is nothing like a kimono or yukata matching with the shoes to give definitely a Japanese touch to the whole!

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  Japanese Towel

  Tenugui is a multipurpose Japanese traditional towel used in kendo, for cooking and in a wide variety of areas. It is also a simple and original gift.

  You can wrap it around the neck or it can be worn on the head when practicing Kendo.

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  Furoshiki

  Furoshiki is a fabric square to transport clothes, objects, gifts.Often in Japan,the practitioner Budo save his hakama Furoshiki to go in his Dojo. Today, the Furoshiki is a very Eco bag.To go the shoping, you do not need plastic bag.There are many ways to bend, skilfully build tissue around the object to make or pack.

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  Japanese Decoration

  A variety of Japanese products: from small practical gadgets to beautiful antiques. Discover interesting products here.

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  Hanko

  The Japanese hanko is a stamp.

  In Japan, there is no signature on file, it always puts on the hanko official document.

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  Buddhist objects

  Discover Buddhist objects.