BigBuggie5 asked:


During WW2, my great grandparents who are Japanese lived in Seoul, Korea during the Japanese occupation as a school teacher. He lived in a house there. After the war was over, he and his family had to flee or be killed. There was no time to pack. He hid the family scroll wich had our family history going back thousands of years on it and our family samurai sword in the house. He hoped to get it after the war settles down. He returned several months later but the new owner of the house told him to “get lost”. Anyways, the scroll is very important to our family. Several family members have tried to go back but with no success. The last time someone went back she couldn’t find it because they changed the cities layout with new construction. We don’t even know if it still exists. We do have the old address. My question is who can I ask for help? Does Korea have a law there similar to U.S. warrant laws so we can search the home for our scroll? What about finding the location?

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littlefarrie asked:


I see that katana from the side is not really that straight.. its abit bent. i was wondering how do i make the shape since drawing it by hand is really hard as it is quite long.
btw i’m doing Saya’s sword from the anime blood +

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Light Yagami asked:


And it would be nice if I could get one that was made using methods that were used during their time of use. In other words, I don’t want to use swords made with modern techniques.

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Old Scratch asked:


The year is 1450 AD and the duel is between A European knight and Japanese samurai. The knight is wearing gothic plate armor and is wielding a long sword. The samurai is in full samurai armor and has a katana. Who do you think would win?

Also, who would win the same match only this time both parties aren’t wearing armor?

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demonslords1513 asked:


http://www.topicool.com/sword/handmade-japanese-sword/handmade-functional-samurai-katana-sword-w–2-tsuba-bl-1454.html

is this a good katana that would be able to slice up some stuff like bambo ect. or would it be really sucky kindda katana?

http://www.topicool.com/sword/handmade-japanese-sword/hand-forged-tiger-samurai-katana-razor-sharp-819.html

how bout that one? it seems to be good?

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hideaki413 asked:


I have a handmade katana sword, I found there are some minor scratches on the sword, It really bothers me and I am wondering what can I do to remove those scratches without damaging the sword?

Please help!

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thebroadmoorpsychologist asked:


Rich man and a poor man have the same wedding anniversary. They’re both at Madison Avenue shopping for their wives. Poor man says to the Rich man, “What’d you get your wife this year?” He says, “A Mercedes and a huge diamond ring.” The poor man says, “Why’d you get her both?” The Rich man says, “If she doesn’t like the ring, she can take it back happy.” The Poor man says, “O.K. That works.” The Rich man says, “Well what did you get your wife?” The Poor man says, “A pair of slippers and a *****.” The Rich man says, “Why’d you get her a pair of slippers and a *****?” The Poor man says, “If she doesn’t like the slippers, she can go fkcu herself
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Once upon a time, long ago, a powerful Emperor of the land of the Rising Sun advertised for a new chief Samurai and after a year he had only got three applications, one from a Japanese Samurai, a Chinese Samurai and the third, a Jewish Samurai, so he summoned them to his court and ordered them to demonstrate their skills. The first was the Japanese, who reached into his robes and produced a small box, opened it and out flew a fly, drawing his samurai sword he flashed the blade through the air and the fly fell dead, cut in half. “What a feat” said the Emperor, “Now, number two, show me what you can do”. The Chinese samurai stepped up and took a small box from his robes and out flew a fly, drawing his sword he swished twice through the air and the fly fell to the ground cut into three parts. “Amazing” said the Emperor, “Number three, beat that!” The third applicant stepped forward and took out a small box, opened it, and out flew another fly, he drew his sword and flashed it round the room with a mighty swish. But the fly was still flying around the room. Disappointed, the Emperor said, “What kind of skill is that? The fly is still living. “Dead, Schmead”, said the Jewish samurai. “Dead is easy, Circumcision, THAT takes skill”

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