Decorative Katana Kijinmaru Kunishige – Saito Hajime Style Mounting | Made in Japan
Decorative Katana Kijinmaru Kunishige – Saito Hajime Style Mounting | Made in Japan
Bring the spirit of Japanese sword craftsmanship into your collection with this beautifully made replica sword, inspired by Kijinmaru Kunishige and styled in a Saito Hajime mounting design. Carefully crafted by skilled artisans in Seki City, Gifu Prefecture—a region renowned for its long tradition of blade-making—this decorative sword offers the striking presence of a real katana while being intended for display, costume use, and stage performance.
With its grooved zinc-alloy blade finished in chrome plating, dragon-themed metal fittings, and elegantly brushed black wooden scabbard, this piece captures the refined strength and historical atmosphere associated with traditional Japanese swords. Its detailed construction makes it suitable not only as a cosplay or theatrical prop, but also as a distinctive decorative item for collectors and enthusiasts of Japanese culture.
◆The Spirit of Saito Hajime
Saito Hajime was a renowned swordsman of late Edo-period Japan and is widely remembered as one of the captains of the Shinsengumi, the special police force that served the Tokugawa shogunate in Kyoto. Known for his calm presence, sharp skill, and unwavering discipline, he has become an enduring symbol of the samurai spirit in Japanese history and popular culture. His image is often associated with quiet strength, loyalty, and deadly precision, making swords in his style especially appealing to admirers of Japanese warriors and historical figures.
For convenience and presentation, this set includes a sword bag, a cleaning cloth, a replica sword certificate in both English and Japanese, and a handling instruction guide. Whether displayed at home, used for costume styling, or added to a Japanese-themed collection, this piece offers a strong visual presence and a touch of traditional craftsmanship from Japan.
◆Product Details
- Includes: Replica sword ×1, scabbard ×1, cleaning cloth ×1, sword bag ×1, replica sword certificate ×1, sword handling guide ×1
- Overall Length: Approx. 105 cm
- Length Without Scabbard: Approx. 102 cm
- Blade Length: Approx. 73 cm
- Weight: Approx. 1200 g
- Weight Without Scabbard: Approx. 950 g
- Blade Material: Zinc alloy (chrome-plated finish), grooved blade
- Handle: Resin
- Tsuba: Alloy (Maruju openwork design)
- Fittings: Alloy (dragon motif)
- Scabbard: Wood, brushed black lacquer-style finish
- Origin: Made in Japan
- Production Area: Seki City, Gifu Prefecture
◆Please Note
This item is a decorative replica sword and is not a real sharpened blade. It is intended for display, cosplay, theatrical use, and collection purposes only. Actual color and finish may vary slightly depending on lighting and monitor settings. Minor individual differences may occur due to the handcrafted nature of the product.
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