2015年12月17日 · An article about the history and making of the Iaito (Japanese sword replica), based on discussions with some of the last craftsmen during a visit in Gifu. This article also presents a 15 minutes video interview with the craftsmen of the Minosaka workshop.

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The iaitō (居合刀)[additional citation (s) needed] is a modern metal practice sword, without a cutting edge, used primarily for practicing iaido, a form of Japanese swordsmanship. [1] A real (sharp) katana is called a shinken (真 剣, lit., real sword).

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The Iaito is known as a modern practice sword made out of metal that also does not feature any cutting edge; these Iaito are also commonly used for practicing Iaido and is also used for decorative purposes.

2022年4月27日 · Iaito is an imitation sword mainly used in iaido, with the blade made of zinc alloy. There are various types of swords, from high-grade ones like the serious ones to lightweight ones for beginners. In this article we are going to take a look at …

Iaitō or 居合刀 is a training weapon. Originating from Japan, it resembles a katana and is used by all schools for practicing martial arts, such as Iaido and Iaijutsu. When this imitation of a …

Iaito (居合刀 Iaitō?) is a modern metal practice sword, without a cutting edge, used primarily for practicing iaido. [1] A real (sharp) katana is called a shinken (真 ⁠ 剣?, lit., real sword). In contrast to shinken, iaitō have no cutting edge and are designed for iai/battō practice and are usually unsuited for sword-to-sword contact.