• The Art Of Drawing A Katana

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    The Art Of Drawing A Katana Katana is a Japanese blade in use during the feudal period of Japan by samurai. It has seen a return in popularization due to pop culture influences such as films, cartoons, and other popular media. Many martial art dojos are also seen using these Katanas and teaching individuals how to use them properly. There are different and complex...
  • How To Maintain A Katana?

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    How To Maintain A Katana? A heritage of Japanese history, the Katana is one of the most well-known swords in the world. It is mostly owned by martial arts enthusiasts with a knack for collecting swords. The katana generally has a single-edged curved blade made of high-carbon steel that can dull over time.  Given that it is not a cheap investment, knowing how to...
  • How To Hold A Katana Properly? (Hand Position Break Down)

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    How To Hold A Katana Properly? (Hand Position Break Down) As someone interested in Katana-based martial arts, you have undoubtedly come across multiple instructors emphasizing the importance of gripping the handle. Kanata benefits from a precise grip style like most other delicate bladed weapons.  In iaitō and other modern katana styles, the grip focuses on flexibility. You would hold the katana with your left...
  • How to DIY Tameshigiri Material for Cutting?

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    How to DIY Tameshigiri Material for Cutting? Tameshigiri is an ancient art. If you are into Japanese swords, then you would know that it is all about doing cutting tests. It is done in an elegant way which makes it a spectacle in itself. But you do not need exquisite materials for some super rare materials to make for use in cutting. You can...
  • How To Cut With A Katana Properly?

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    How To Cut With A Katana In The Right Way? Most people think cutting with a sword is simple. You move it over your head and slash it down on whatever unlucky thing is in front of you. But if you've spent any time with a katana, you'd know that's not true. The Katana has a very distinctive cutting style. The fundamental blade motions...
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