Premium kiri bokuto (Daito)

Essential Information

Key Features:

• High-quality Kiri wood
• Premium range: great attention to finishing and wood selection
• Kissaki (tip) and Sori (curve) typical of Kendo
• Shokissaki type tip (small tip)
• Hiramine blade shape (flat)
• Standard Kyo Zori curvature (centered curve)
• Rounded handle (Hanmaru)
• Handcrafted by expert artisans
• Made in Japan

Recommended for:

• Practicing Kihon with a bokuto and Nihon Kendo no Kata
• Practitioners looking for a very lightweight bokuto due to injury
• Practitioners aiming to perfect their cutting technique and Ki Ken Tai
• Not recommended for intensive contact practice
• Adults

Description

Specifically designed for practicing Kihon with a bokuto and Nihon Kendo no Kata, this bokuto is made from high-quality kiri wood and features:

• A Kissaki (tip) and Sori (curve) typical of Kendo
• A Shokissaki type tip (small tip)
• A Hiramine blade shape (flat)
• A standard Kyo Zori curvature (centered curve)
• A rounded handle (Hanmaru)

Specifications:

• Total length: 100 cm
• Weight: 150 - 200 grams

This bokuto is recommended for practitioners:

• Looking for a very lightweight bokuto due to injury
• Aiming to perfect their cutting technique and Ki Ken Tai

Not recommended for intensive contact practice.

Handcrafted by expert artisans, this model belongs to the premium range, distinguished by:

• Meticulous attention to finishing
• Rigorous selection of wood pieces used

About Kiri wood (Paulownia Tomentosa):
Kiri is an extremely lightweight and valuable wood that has been used in Japan since ancient times to craft wooden boxes for storing tea ceremony tools and Japanese katana. Its lightness and value make it an ideal material for high-quality bokuto.

Made in Japan.