Collection: Touken Ranbu

Our collection features three beloved Touken Danshi blades: Kashū Kiyomitsu, Mikazuki Munechika, and Yamanbagiri Kunihiro, each crafted with screen-accurate detail.

Yes! Our Mikazuki Munechika replica katana is modeled after one of Japan’s Five Great Swords, with moon-patterned tsuba and a rich historical aesthetic.

Kashū Kiyomitsu is the personified blade known for his gentle personality and elegant tachi form. His replica captures his signature blue-and-white motif and refined hilt.

Yes. Each Touken Ranbu sword replica—including Kashū Kiyomitsu, Mikazuki Munechika, and Yamanbagiri Kunihiro—is crafted at life-size scale.

Absolutely. The blades are unsharpened and con-safe, making them perfect for cosplay at Touken Ranbu events or anime conventions.

Mikazuki Munechika means “Crescent Moon” due to the moon-shaped patterns on his blade. The replica honors this detail with etched crescent-style engravings on the blade and an ornate gold tsuba.

Each replica is weighted and balanced for authenticity but designed for display, not combat. They closely mimic real uchigatana or tachi proportions in hand.

Yes, our Mikazuki Munechika katana replica includes his iconic blue sageo cord and a deep navy scabbard finish, consistent with both his Touken Ranbu design and historical references.

Kashū Kiyomitsu is a Uchigatana-class sword, known for its elegant design and historical origin during the late Muromachi period. Our replica reflects its refined red saya and black tsuka wrapping.

Mikazuki Munechika was forged in the Heian period by the swordsmith Sanjo Munechika. He is one of the Tenka-Goken (Five Great Swords of Japan), and our replica reflects his historical and elegant lineage.