Sword of Jin Blue Sakai Katana – Ghost of Tsushima (Carbon Steel)

It is a 40.5" display katana with a 26" carbon steel blade, a 10" dark blue PU wrapped handle, a sculpted wave tsuba, and an included scabbard finished in layered blue, white, and purple waves. It is made for display, collecting, and cosplay rather than any functional use.

No. This is a design built around Jin Sakai's samurai look, not a reproduction of a specific in game sword kit. The blue wrap, gold toned fittings, and wave motifs are drawn from the aesthetic the game is known for rather than copied from one particular item.

He is the protagonist of Ghost of Tsushima, a samurai of Clan Sakai who fights the invasion of the island. The story follows the tension between the honorable way he was trained to fight and the far less honorable methods that actually work, and his katana is the through line for both.

They are landmarks scattered across Tsushima that reward sword kits when you find them. A sword kit changes the appearance of Jin's katana without changing its performance, so collecting them is about exploration and personal style rather than power.

Tsushima is an island invaded from the sea, and wave imagery runs through the game's armor, lacquer work, and sword furniture. Putting that motif on the tsuba and down the length of the scabbard ties the piece to the setting rather than to a single character or clan.

The katana measures 40.5" overall with a 26" blade, a 2" blade width, and a 10" handle. Plan for roughly 42" of clear space on a rack or wall mount, and a little more if you want to display the blade and scabbard side by side rather than sheathed.

Yes. The scabbard is included and sized to this blade, finished in layered blue, white, and deep purple waves with a light cord wrap and bronze toned end caps. It protects the blade in storage and completes the look when the sword is displayed sheathed.

No. The blade ships non-sharpened as a display edge. It is intended for display, photography, and costume presentation, and it is not built for cutting, sparring, or any functional use.

Carbon steel gives the blade its weight and rigidity, but it will spot if it is stored damp. Wipe it with a dry microfiber cloth after every handling, since skin oils are the usual cause, and apply a light coat of mineral oil two or three times a year. Avoid leaving it sheathed in a humid room, since a closed scabbard holds moisture against the steel.

No. This is a fan inspired replica produced independently, with no affiliation with or endorsement from Sucker Punch Productions, Sony Interactive Entertainment, or any other rights holder. Keep metal polish and abrasive pads away from the tsuba and end caps, since polishing strips the antique finish down to bare metal and that cannot be undone.