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The Legend Series: Okita Soji's Kiyomitsu Koshirae
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List Price: ¥49,800.00
Our Price: ¥45,000.00
Sale Price: ¥39,800.00
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Okita Soji was surely a born genius in sword-fighting and is still selected as one of the most favorite swordman in history among Japanese fan. The record said that Okita Soji was using Kaga Kiyomitsu(a.k.a. Kiyomitsu the beggar) for both Katana and Wakizashi and Tozando is proud to present the great reproduction of the sword owned by the master who died young and is still being remembered. Proudly made in Japan.
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The Legend Series: Maeda Keiji's Kanemoto Koshirae
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List Price: ¥69,800.00
Our Price: ¥63,800.00
Sale Price: ¥42,000.00
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The Tensho style Fuchi/Kashira is made of brass and finished in antique silver style.. Tsuba is extra big and heavy and features theme of an eagle on pine tree to recall Maeda Keijifs favorite horse, Matsukaze(literally meaning pine tree and wind). Menuki is made of silver and features the big dragon. Tsuka is bound with blue cotton cord over red-lacquered stingray skin and Saya is Shuro(vermilion gloss finish). Sageo is a hand-woven Sanadahimo cord with sophisticated two-tone color. Proudly made in Japan.
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The Legend Series: Saito Hajime's Kunishige Koshirae
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List Price: ¥54,800.00
Our Price: ¥49,800.00
Sale Price: ¥43,840.00
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If three candidates from Shinsengumi members were to be picked as the most skilled swordfighter, Saito Hajime would perpaps be announced at first. In Shinsengumi, Saito Hajime was said to be an introvert and a mysterious person; a common description of his personality says he "was not a man predisposed to small talk" however, the sword he owned was Kijinmaru Kunishige, known as the Ogre's knife. Proudly made in Japan.
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The Legend Series: Sakamoto Ryoma's Yoshiyuki Koshirae
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List Price: ¥62,800.00
Our Price: ¥56,000.00
Sale Price: ¥50,240.00
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Needless to say that Sakamoto Ryoma is one of the most respected Samurai in Japanese history and his dramatic life is often adopted for novel, musical, theater and film. His favorite sword to carry with was Mutsunokami Yoshiyuki. It is said to be the Mutsunokami Yoshiyuki that he had with when he was attacked and killed at O-miya, and his Yoshiyuki blade is being preserved at the Kyoto National Museum. This Ryoma Koshirae sword is a reproduction of the Ryoma's Yoshiyuki to pay the tribute to the last Samurai hero.
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The Legend Series: Okada Izo's Tadahiro Koshirae
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List Price: ¥62,800.00
Our Price: ¥56,520.00
Sale Price: ¥50,240.00
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Fitting ornaments as a set of reinforced brass Fuchi/Kashira, iron Tsuba and a pair of brass Menuki feature Fitting ornaments including a set of reinforced brass Fuchi/Kashira, iron Tsuba and a pair of brass Menuki feature one theme; a skull which represents a series of corpses by his terror as well as his desperate and tragic life. A cotton Tsuka cord is bound over white Tsukasame. Saya can be chosen among black matte finishKuroishime), black gloss finish(Kuroro) and brown matte finish(Chaishime). Cotton Sageo is also included.
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The Legend Series: Miyamoto Musashi's Kaneshige Koshirae
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List Price: ¥64,800.00
Our Price: ¥61,800.00
Sale Price: ¥52,000.00
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Miyamoto Musashi is, without doubts, the most famous swordman in Japanese history and also recognized in the world as well. His fame remains probably because his life, skill and swordmanship were, and still are, being adopted for such popular cultures as novel, theater, movie, comic and music. Also his undefeated record has brought his being up to the myth. Tozando is proud to present this Iaito sword that is faithfully reproduced from the Musashi's original sword with blade made by Kaneshige. Proudly made in Japan.
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The Legend Series: Uesugi Kenshin's Himetsuru Koshirae
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List Price: ¥64,000.00
Our Price: ¥61,800.00
Sale Price: ¥52,000.00
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Uesugi Kenshin was one of the many powerful lords of the Civil War period of Japan in Echigo province. He is famed for his prowess on the battlefield, the legendary rivalry with Takeda Shingen, his military expertise, strategy and his belief in the god of war Bishamonten. In fact, many of his followers and others believed him to be the avatar of Bishamonten, and called Kenshin god of war. This Koshirae is a faithful reproduction of sword Uesugi Kenshi was actually wearing all the time, Himetsuru Ichimonji. This Tsuba-less Ichimonji is the typical Uesugi clan's Uchigatana style.
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The Legend Series: Date Masamune's Kunikane Koshirae
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List Price: ¥64,800.00
Our Price: ¥59,800.00
Sale Price: ¥52,000.00
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The fitting ornaments of this Kunikane Koshirae feature a classic Ishime(rift-like) Higo Fuchi/Kashira that is made of silver-plated brass, fans of rising sun theme on Menuki, bamboo leaves and fans on iron Tsuba. Genuine black leather Tsuka cord is wrapped over the blackened Tsukasame and Saya is lacquered Kuroro(black gloss finish). Cotton black Sageo is also included. The blade is available up to 2.45 shaku. Weight without Saya is approximately 790 gram(for 2.45 shaku). Proudly made in Japan.
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The Legend Series: Kondo Isami's Kotetsu Koshirae
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List Price: ¥67,800.00
Our Price: ¥59,800.00
Sale Price: ¥54,240.00
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Perhaps one of the most famed Kotetsu blades was that of Kondo Isami, the commander of the late Edo-era patrol force called Shinsengumi and he was also fond of using a dragon-themed Tsuba on his Kotetsu. This new Iaito sword reproduces the famous Kotetsu Koshirae and is outstanding for both die-hard Iaido practices and a great living room displaying ornament. Proudly made in Japan.
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The Legend Series: Toyotomi Hideyoshi's Kanemoto Koshirae
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List Price: ¥69,800.00
Our Price: ¥64,800.00
Sale Price: ¥56,000.00
You save ¥13,800.00!
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Toyotomi Hideyoshi was probably the top gold lover during the war period and fond of using the gold for display everywhere, including the notorious a tea ceremony room. This Kanemoto Koshirae features lots of gold color to pay a tribute to the man who was born as a poor farmer and became the pinnacle of Japan. The blade is available up to 2.45 shaku. Weight without Saya is approximately 800 gram(for 2.45 shaku). Proudly made in Japan.
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