We sent one of our friends and customer, Jason De Leon, our Shinobigatana to do a cutting review. It’s similar to our Aoshi Shinomori’s Double Kodachi, except the blade at the end of the saya is shorter. For complete specs, please go here: https://www.geishasblade.com/shop/ninja-sword/shinobigatana/

We chose Jason for this cutting review due to his background in Filipino Martial Arts, to fully utilize the usage of the blades.  Read More

Regardless of the steel type, our swords weigh more or less 1kg. The weight depends on the material of the fittings, length, width, and thickness of the blade. The type of steel isn’t really a factor in regards to the weight as most of our swords have more or less the same specs.

6 photos collage:  Read More

Kakizome translates to “first writing”, which is a Japanese term for the first calligraphy written at the beginning of the year.

Kakizome Scroll translation:

“Pearl and Jade, together creates elegance

And so too can Drawings and Books fill a space”  Read More

Last May 2015, we went to Japan for the purpose of furthering my martial arts training, but because my sensei was still in a different country holding a seminar, we stayed in Kyoto first to wait until he returned to Tokyo in June.  Read More

Here’s something else to look forward to at Geisha’s Blade, restock of our tanto and a new model.

From top to bottom: Unokubi Zukuri Tanto, Momiji Tanto, Osoraku Zukuri Tanto

The Unokubi Zukuri Tanto and Momiji Tanto are not new. We started selling them last 2010 but haven’t restocked them for quite a while. But because of popular demand, we decided to bring them back in again.  Read More