100%, take a bladeless decorative sword off its handle, snap the rat tang off and make a new handle for it, sharpen the blade on a belt sander and you have a fully functional weapon you didnt need to pay $300 for.
I mean, You will still pay the price with it. Via blood or by doing your own work on it. As Bandito Incognito mentioned. Which is a good idea, I have not necessesarily thought about before as due to my lack of resources.
@@banditoincognito8950 it's the quality of the metal it will break really easy I want a blacksmith to make me a hardened carbon steel katana that would be awesome
In Mugai Ryu the aim is to try to draw without making a sound or rattle., with pressure on the mune rather than the ha. Does fast drawing not damage the saya? Entertaining video though! Best wishes from England.
Probably not. I think that a HEMA person would be better to answer this, so I dug up a clip th-cam.com/users/shorts8p-NFNjjmkY?feature=share The geometry of the weapon: wide through the length of the blade make it difficult to flex, and this one was probably not made to do so. Thrusts with this sword will penetrate, even if not sharp. While not sharp, the weight distribution of the katana is more than enough to break fingers and forearms in full speed sparring.
Hello. I heard that anti-Japanese sentiment is quite strong in Korea. Is this true and does it create problems for you since you practice Japanese martial arts?
as a Chinese, I can tell you the situation is true. Chinese, Japanese and S Korean just cannot stop hating each other, although we all live in esat asia😂
@@jonusleo148 I don't know if it still is the case, but having lot of TV show that will host stories of evil Japanese invaders putting piranha's in a lake to eat Chinee civvies and bull like that will have it's influence. For sure there were some terrible excesses during that war, but Chinese propaganda always will add some extra juice to it. Mao's great leap probably killed more Chinese than the Japanese, but hey,.. he's on every bill and Xi's big example. I also think it is not as much hate as distrust. Though the cultures are quite similar in many ways, like the concept of face playing an important role, they are very different in others with centuries of warfare and occupation between them. They are also pretty racist societies. South Koreans won't be too pleased with the only official ally China has and its role in that part of history. The beef with Japan is that they deny having been an insane force of evil doing pretty gross things, unlike Germany that does acknowledge their shameful behaviour as a nation. The relations with China have taken a sharp downturn since Xi started to utter his deranged thoughts and sent ambassadors into the world to insult trade partners. I recall him saying that he wanted to strengthen the rule of law, but he might have started with his sister when fighting corruption. Heads started rolling quite a bit with the removal of Hu being an all out declaration of war on the other factions. eunuchs
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We bought this at a shopping mall in Korea😂
So, I found a similar and inexpensive katana for you.
Thank you 🙏
do you have Instagram?
Even a cheap sword is better than no sword.
100%, take a bladeless decorative sword off its handle, snap the rat tang off and make a new handle for it, sharpen the blade on a belt sander and you have a fully functional weapon you didnt need to pay $300 for.
I mean, You will still pay the price with it.
Via blood or by doing your own work on it.
As Bandito Incognito mentioned.
Which is a good idea, I have not necessesarily thought about before as due to my lack of resources.
@@banditoincognito8950 it's the quality of the metal it will break really easy I want a blacksmith to make me a hardened carbon steel katana that would be awesome
Classic combination. Thanks for your brilliant demonstration of these beautiful weapons!
I think it's good to buy some cheap but relatively well made swords for practice purposes. Thanks for the video
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I am adoring the energy she's putting out. Zero doubt she runs a biker gang part time.
In Mugai Ryu the aim is to try to draw without making a sound or rattle., with pressure on the mune rather than the ha. Does fast drawing not damage the saya?
Entertaining video though! Best wishes from England.
The "Wakizashi" looks more like a Ko-katana.
That's what I was going to say
I like Daisho ⚔️
Would love to see you review a heavier budget blade like Cold Steel's Kriegsmesser.
You guys are awesome.
Can you do a comparison video between a Japanese katana and a Korean hwando please?
what are best length katana and wakizashi?
The Oni mask looks cool
Wasn't säito's gatotsu left handed lol
The Wolf of Mibu was one of my favorite charters 👍
Hi. I have a question. Is it legal and safe to fight with sword like that?
Probably not.
I think that a HEMA person would be better to answer this, so I dug up a clip
th-cam.com/users/shorts8p-NFNjjmkY?feature=share
The geometry of the weapon: wide through the length of the blade make it difficult to flex, and this one was probably not made to do so.
Thrusts with this sword will penetrate, even if not sharp.
While not sharp, the weight distribution of the katana is more than enough to break fingers and forearms in full speed sparring.
Very nice.
Hello. I heard that anti-Japanese sentiment is quite strong in Korea. Is this true and does it create problems for you since you practice Japanese martial arts?
as a Chinese, I can tell you the situation is true. Chinese, Japanese and S Korean just cannot stop hating each other, although we all live in esat asia😂
btw, although there is strong haterd against JP in CN, a lot of Chinese are still really into Kendo （剑道）
@@jonusleo148 I don't know if it still is the case, but having lot of TV show that will host stories of evil Japanese invaders putting piranha's in a lake to eat Chinee civvies and bull like that will have it's influence. For sure there were some terrible excesses during that war, but Chinese propaganda always will add some extra juice to it. Mao's great leap probably killed more Chinese than the Japanese, but hey,.. he's on every bill and Xi's big example.
I also think it is not as much hate as distrust. Though the cultures are quite similar in many ways, like the concept of face playing an important role, they are very different in others with centuries of warfare and occupation between them. They are also pretty racist societies.
South Koreans won't be too pleased with the only official ally China has and its role in that part of history. The beef with Japan is that they deny having been an insane force of evil doing pretty gross things, unlike Germany that does acknowledge their shameful behaviour as a nation.
The relations with China have taken a sharp downturn since Xi started to utter his deranged thoughts and sent ambassadors into the world to insult trade partners. I recall him saying that he wanted to strengthen the rule of law, but he might have started with his sister when fighting corruption.
Heads started rolling quite a bit with the removal of Hu being an all out declaration of war on the other factions.
eunuchs
Not like that. Many Young Koreans do not have such anti-Japanese sentiment.
@@rat4507 Am not in mainland now
The wakizashi seems more like a ko katana.
thanks, sorry for the recent tragedy in your country
Thanks😢
Are you Koreans?
damn, she's cute
Is his not soul in his katana 😱😱😱
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It is so sexy to watch a girl polishing a sword ))