The Soul of Japanese Swordsmanship In martial arts, the Bokken (or Bokuto) is much more than just a simple piece of training equipment. It represents the very soul and tradition of Japanese swordsmanship. Our latest model, the Bokken "Bushido Dragon," stands out with a highly unique appearance: The black wooden blade is adorned with an intricate dragon motif alongside the characters for "Bushido" (The Way of the Warrior).
Tradition Meets Safe Training Historically, the word Bokken is derived from "Boku" (wood) and "Ken" (sword). It is primarily used for learning Katas (choreographed movements) and strength training (Suburi). Since this training sword lacks a sharp edge, it allows for completely safe partner exercises, blocking techniques, and throws that would simply be too dangerous with a sharp live blade (Shinken). Even in the past, Samurai relied on the Bokken as a formidable weapon—and today, in the hands of a master, it remains a serious instrument.
Lightweight, Agile, and Perfect for Beginners Weighing in at only around 560 g with a total length of 97 cm, this model is relatively lightweight. This makes it highly agile and the perfect choice for beginners, youth practitioners, or training that requires very fast techniques. Whether for active training in the Dojo or as stylish decor for true Japan enthusiasts, this Bokken delivers on all fronts.
Train with the Spirit of the Dragon! Experience the roots of Samurai training. Since this sword is in stock and ready to ship, you can have your new training tool in your hands in just a few days.
Discover and order now in our online shop: Swords & More – Bokken Bushido Dragon