Superior Hon Biwa Tanto (Loquat) riskyproduct Despite Sasaki Kojiro lost his

Despite Sasaki Kojiro lost his last duel against Miyamoto Musashi on the Ganryu Island

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Superior Hon Biwa Tanto (Loquat) riskyproduct Despite Sasaki Kojiro lost hisHon Biwa Superior Tanto Made in Japan (Kyushu) Flat Spine Rounded butt Short Kissaki This "Hon Biwa" Tanto is made from a single piece of Loquat. The term Loquat (or Japanese Medlar) includes several subspecies, and the type of wood used for the production of this particular model is the one that has been used for hundreds of years in Japan for the manufacture of exceptional bokken. Wood is handpicked by Aramaki Yasuo, 3rd generation Master from the