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Myth & Legend
Dōjigiri Yasutsuna
도지기리 야스츠나 · 童子切安綱
Japanese legend · Ships from Japan
The Japanese National Treasure said to have slain the demon Shuten-dōji.
Based on the tachi attributed to the smith Yasutsuna of Hōki, with a deep curve and a wavy temper line. An imagined display piece based on the legend’s descriptions, with no edge.
Specifications
- Blade length
- 80 cm
- Overall length
- 105 cm
- Weight
- 1.15 kg
- Materials
- Stainless steel (unsharpened), gilt brass, glass gems
- Edge
- Decorative (unsharpened)
Decorative replica · The edge is not sharpened. We will remind you of your country’s rules before payment.
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Stories told
- Today
Minamoto no Yorimitsu is said to have cut down Shuten-dōji of Mount Ōe with it; the blade is in the Tokyo National Museum.