Red Oak Kusarigama | Ancient Koryu Weapon sus_prod Additional strings at the level

Additional strings at the level of the waist allow to secure the jacket

The use of Kashiwa mon eventually spread throughout Japan to become one of the most popular emblems

of which most are recognized as having a more or less direct filiation

Ideal replacement for Zori when moving around in a dojo or a gym

Red Oak Kusarigama | Ancient Koryu Weapon sus_prod Additional strings at the levelKusarigama Red Oak Made in Japan Composition: Red oak, Chrome Plated Brass Chain Length: 46 cm (blade: 16. 5 cm) Tsuka (handle) diameter: 27 mm x 37 mm Chain length: 142 cm Weight: ~600 g (without chain: ~390g) 'Kusari' means chain, and the 'Kama' was originally a farming tool, a short sickle. Combined, it forms the 'Kusarigama', a weapon used mainly in Okinawa, designed from simple tools to bypass laws against the possession and carrying of weapons