Reddit reviews Yongli Sword Handmade Full Tang White Beauty Japanese Katana T10 Steel Clay-Tempered Real Samurai Sword Katana Sharp Edge
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The Katana is 100% Pure Hand-Forged and Hand-Sharpened to Create a Perfect Blade; It is Sharpened, Battle ReadyYongli Sword is a Sword-Craft Shop with More Than 100 Years History; Locates in LongQuan, China Where Specifying Sword Manufaction with 2600-Year History; Completely Handmade Sword with Stunning WorkmanshipThis Full Tang Samurai Sword Greatly Enhances the Strength of the Sword; The Blade is Made of T10 Steel Clay-Tempered with Perfect SharpnessThe Tsuba(Guard) is Made of Alloy Metal; High Quality Wooden is Choosen for Saya(Scabbard); The Tsuka(Handle) is Tightly Wrapped Over Imitation Ray Skin and Cotton Cord; This Beautiful Samurai Sword is Also Great for Collection or to Present to Your FriendsOverall Length: 101cm/40in; Blade Length: 72cm/28.35in; Blade Width: 3cm/1.2in; Handle Length: 26cm/10in; Weight: 1.1Kg/2.4Lb
I don’t know if you can tell, some of those armors have masks.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Men-yoroi
This next one is obviously not historic: https://www.amazon.com/Yongli-Sword-Handmade-Japanese-Clay-Tempered/dp/B07V5VCW1Z
And I don’t know if these are really antique: https://www.ebay.com/b/Antique-Japanese-Katana-Pre-1800/66841/bn_18104313
The Japanese made straight, single edged swords, used by the shinobi (ninjas). Thing most people don’t know about shinobi: many were samurai that were tasked to spy and infiltrate. They treated swords as a tool, and had no problem with throwing them away, or stealing the opponent’s sword in battle.
The samurai culture around “sword is the soul”, I think was propagated by a Japanese after guns started making the sword, and the Samurai class obsolete; it was more of something written by someone who longed for what he thought was the good old days, even if it is not historically accurate. Medieval Japan was brutal.
Do you think this is enough to get you started on your own historical research?
The other part of receiving visions like this is if you feel any lingering regrets or hangups about it.