You Can't Fight With That

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[aronbruno]

I can still se why it apears so often in anime and manga, the minimalist aesthetic is quite nice.

[tatkkyo]

I like that you're chill about misunderstanding. And explain and teach rather than speak down to people

[lastnamefirstname]

it's easy to understand why. the shirasaya does look like a very cool sword too!

[MeNamedLindy]

I’m glad that my first exposure to the shirasaya was Rurouni Kenshin. They made it really clear that it was for blade-preserving purposes.

[samuelplyler]

In the show "Rurouni Kenshin" there was an episode where he used a blade that was sheathed like that and he defeated the enemy but broke the hilt in the process. The son of the man that forged the blade then attached the hilt of his broken sword to it so that he would have a usable sword.

[MrArthoz]

Hidden staff sword... brings back fond memories of of Zatoichi.

[axelfure]

Reminds me of when one was used in Ruroni Kenshin. It was holding a famous blade that needed to be used in an emergency and the handle shattered after the first, luckily the only needed, strike.

[ghostring]

“Oh, this sword shaped piece of wood that I’m carrying, officer? It’s just a piece of firewood for my poor mother….”

[miisaj]

I think a famous fighting game character uses one of these! His name is Johnny and he appears in the Guilty Gear series of games, and his entire character is the "rule of cool", so he's doing insane stuff with his sword!

[backpackmusician]

The animators love this thing because it’s so easy to draw.

[MaxBraver]

Particularly used by Goemon from Lupin III

[Shuichisaihara]

Arigato sensei. I needed a lesson in sword knowledge

[sneakyfishiix]

Kind of like preserving a batch of rifles in straw and wax keeps the expensive bits like rifling from wasting away and degrading.

[probablygeorge]

Thats why when they added a japanese character to For Honor who fights with EXACTLY THAT i was screaming

[MrVariant]

Thanks for the minutiae. Reminds me of expert testimony in court.

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I love this channel so much! Been subbed for a couple of years now! Hope the family is well! You are always dressed SO impeccably!

[andreworr]

I enjoy your little bits of Japanese culture and history, I've long admired Japan and it's peoples, so different from Scotland but fascinating, thank you ! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇯🇵

[BrigantinosDoRoudos]

My old martial arts instructors had one of these on their wall, I always wondered about it. Had a bronze plate with words on it. I wonder if this is what that was!

[thenameless]

Here is where I like the shirasaya. Without the features, tsuba, sageo, tsuka menuki etc.

I always believed it was perfect for quick draw techniques.

The less features the faster the draw.

[Tessa_ract]

Magnolia is the state flower of the US state I was born in. Beautiful tree, amazingly fragrant flowers.