The Return of the High End Swords
A lot of our customers have been asking when we’ll be restocking our high end swords? They’ll be back very soon, and with a revamp! Here are some preview photos of some of the ...
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Vacation Notice – Free Shipping
We’ll be away from Jan 31 – Feb 15, 2023 to attend our Sensei’s biennial martial arts festival in Japan and for further improvement of our martial arts training. During this period, our website ...
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Shipping Update
The delay with shipments outside Metro Manila has been slightly resolved, they will be forwarded to Ninja Van. It’s not as fast as LBC, but they will do for now. Once we’ve dropped off ...
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Shipping Delay Outside Metro Manila
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT Due to some internal issues with our courier’s provincial partners, there will be a delay with orders shipped outside Metro Manila. This applies to orders shipped today and the coming days. We’ll ...
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Geisha’s Blade Past Exhibits
Geisha’s Blade exhibits and media appearances throughout the years. Check out the links below to see photos of all of our exhibits and media appearances. Some of you may have seen them already, but ...
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Real vs Fake Samegawa (Ray Skin)
Are you really getting what you’ve paid for on a “high quality hand forged katana”? You can see a lot of hand forged katana being sold online priced over PHP 10,000 that are ...
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Sword Maintenance
It’s important to #changeoil… to prevent rusts on your real sword 😉 Maintenance is part of owning a real sword, as they will rust if not well taken care of. When maintained well, your ...
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Real swords will rust!
Blades of real swords will develop rust (if not well taken care of) and they’re also magnetic. They’re made of plain carbon steel or alloy steel (carbon steel with small amounts of alloying elements). ...
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Side by side comparison of our training swords
Here’s a side by side comparison of our Japanese Red Oak Bokken (Akagashi), Polypropylene Daito (PP Daito), and Polypropylene Katana (PP Katana). The tsuba on all 3 can be removed and each includes a ...
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Differentially Hardened vs Through Hardened
What does it mean when a blade is “differentially hardened” or “through hardened”? Differential Hardening is the process where the blade is heat treated so that the edge is harder than the spine and ...
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