The KOJIRO 小次郎 swords Warriors make a full commitment

Warriors make a full commitment to their decisions

a style in the early Showa period was known as han-tanren-tō

The concept of chikara holds great significance within Japanese culture and language

it embodies a way of life that champions personal growth and ethical conduct

It is is integral to the understanding of the natural order and the harmonious relationship between nature and humanity in Japanese thought

The KOJIRO 小次郎 swords Warriors make a full commitmentThe Legend Widely regarded as Miyamoto Musashi's greatest rival, the swordsman known as Sasaki Kojiro ( ) was a samurai renowned for his usage of a straight edged nodachi (Japanese great sword) that was over 2 feet and 11 inches in length. Having trained extensively in the way of the sword, Kojiro developed a legendary technique that was feared throughout feudal Japan called the "Turning Swallow Cut" or Tsubame Gaeshi (, "Swallow Reversal Return").