- However,
there have been
loosely similar "hidden" mountings, such as the
shikomizue. Also, many
blades dating back to
earlier ****anese
history are
today sold...
-
Ninjato (忍者刀) Ōdachi/Nodachi (大太刀/野太刀)
Sasuga (刺刀)
Shinai (竹刀)
Shinken (真剣)
Shikomizue (仕込み杖)
Tachi (太刀; たち) Tantō (短刀; たんとう)
Tsurugi (剣)
Wakizashi (脇差; わきざし)...
- Chokutō Guntō
Kaiken (dagger)
Katana Kodachi Nagamaki Ninjatō Ōdachi
Shikomizue Tachi Tantō
Wakizashi Yoroi-dōshi Utak
Yatagan Double-edged sword, a class...
- [ch. 629] He even
carries a
shikomizue, a ****anese cane sword, and is
skilled in its use. He can also
combine his
shikomizue and
violin to
create sound-based...
- have been used
throughout history,
notably the
Roman dolon, the ****anese
shikomizue and the
Indian gupti. Use of the
European swordstick contrasts against...
- sword,
often portra**** as
having a
straight blade (similar to that of a
shikomizue) with a
square guard.
Usually of a
length "less than 60 cm", the rest...
- ****ociated with the ninja. Some
examples include poison,
makibishi (caltrops),
shikomizue (cane swords), land mines, ****iya (blowguns),
poisoned darts, acid-spurting...
-
climbing cleats Ashiko, iron
climbing cleats Kaginawa, iron
climbing hook
Shikomizue, a cane
sword Makibishi, iron
caltrops Bo-shuriken,
throwing darts Bo-shuriken...
-
Khanjar (Middle Eastern)
Kodachi (****anese)
Pinuti (Southeast Asian)
Shikomizue (****anese)
Talibon (Southeast Asian)
Wakizashi (****anese)
Straight shortswords...
- –
Kamakura periods Tachi Ōdachi
Kodachi Nagamaki Tantō
Muromachi – Edo
periods Wakizashi Katana Meiji period and
beyond Guntō Iaitō Ninjatō
Shikomizue...
