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Bokken Yagyu ryu - BIWA
nidome yagyu biwa
Bokken NIDOME
Yagyu ryu-BIWA
It is a little bit lighter and more resistant to shocks than Yagyu ryu oak bokken and it has a shiny, beautiful surface.
Weight: 350g
Length about : 102cm
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Bokken NIDOME
Biwa / wooden sword
Weight: 350g
Length: about 102cm
Tsuka Length: about 26.5cm
Tsuka size: about 3.0 x 2.1cm
Yagyu Ryu wooden katana has slightly curved, light and thin.
Loquat: in the old days, loquat was used by warlords and swordsmen because of its strong rigidity and elasticity. However in recent years, it has been very difficult to obtain its material as it became very rare and more valuable today (like Sunuke).
These bokken are made from Japanese oak from Kyushu (the southern part of Japan ) by NIDOME Bokuto Craft Company at Miyakonojo, in Kyushu. This company represented more than 80% of the bokken manufacturing market in Japan. Miyakonojo keeps the traditional way of manufacturing, such as drying the wood naturally in order not to destroy the fibers of oak; therefore our bokken are solid and robust and can be used for a long time. NIDOME Company uses the wood taken from 70 years old trees.
