Aoi Kamon Engraving iaito and in the Bokken

and in the Bokken

Pine - 「松」 in Japanese

it is mostly used for demonstrations

Nunchaku featuring a Hakkaku (or octagonal) shape shaft are the most common amongst Japanese Nunchaku

Fully manufactured in Japan (fabric and manufacturing)

Aoi Kamon Engraving iaito and in the BokkenAoi Kamon Engraving Figure Asarum caulescens (wild ginger) in Japanese. The Aoi mon is, with the imperial chrysanthemum mon, the most famous emblem in Japan, being the mark of the Tokugawa shoguns. There are many conflicting stories about who first created and used this kamon, but it is often said that the Matsudaira (who would later become Tokugawa, with Ieyasu) designed it after the Tachi Aoi mon of the Honda. There are about 200 known variations of