My Sho Kosugi Ninja-to collection including screen used stunt sword from Revenge of the Ninja and screen used close up sword from Ninja 3 the domination.
80's kid here,have all the movies. Enter the ninja,revenge of the ninja,rage of honor,black eagle,pray for death, and the master tv series.plus 9 deaths of the ninja.
I really enjoy seeing such a amazing collection. You my friend are what we call in Dixie a boss man collector. And trust me that be good as it gets. My love to the family my friend 🇦🇺🙏🇺🇸
Long format videos, too? Pinch me... This is fantastic, sir! And it sounds like I may have been about right, re those two screen-used blades; congratulations for being able to acquire those unbelievable pieces, and thanks for these really excellent videos. Even your terminology (and pronounciation thereof) is really impressive. It sounds like you're quite knowledgeable about katana in general.👍👍EDIT: Ninja III was always my favorite, too; I love horror movies, and that one's... kind-of a ninja horror film, right? 😁
The shinobi warrior never used straight swords. They preferred a long sword that had about six inches broken off, so that its scabbard appeared to be for a long sword. This would speed up the unsheathing and provide a place for secret messages or blinding powder.
Yes or wakizashi. I collect them all. I collect the ninja-to because watch 80s Ninja movies is what got me interested in swords and samurai history and Japanese culture
80's kid here,have all the movies. Enter the ninja,revenge of the ninja,rage of honor,black eagle,pray for death, and the master tv series.plus 9 deaths of the ninja.
A special time to grow up huh.
I really enjoy seeing such a amazing collection. You my friend are what we call in Dixie a boss man collector. And trust me that be good as it gets. My love to the family my friend 🇦🇺🙏🇺🇸
Thank you my brother.
All the best to your family too
This is so cool. Your collection is just breathtaking and your knowledge of this type of cutlery is amazing
Thanks Donavan. I love all this stuff.
Some Rambo tomorrow 👍🏼
Yo that is so cool
Thank you 😊
Awesome as always Brother, thank you again for the kind words 🥷🙏
Thanks very much John.
Glad to know you my friend
What an awesome collection of ninjato from the movie. Pretty cool that you have a couple functional replicas too. The hamon on T10 steel really pops.
The movies that they are from started my love of Japanese history so it's very special for me to own these
Long format videos, too? Pinch me... This is fantastic, sir! And it sounds like I may have been about right, re those two screen-used blades; congratulations for being able to acquire those unbelievable pieces, and thanks for these really excellent videos. Even your terminology (and pronounciation thereof) is really impressive. It sounds like you're quite knowledgeable about katana in general.👍👍EDIT: Ninja III was always my favorite, too; I love horror movies, and that one's... kind-of a ninja horror film, right? 😁
Thanks very much it's great to have you here
Great sword collection
Thanks Jim.
You have nice swords too my friend.
I just subbed to your channel
@gf2390 I appreciate it,bless brother
You need the tanto from ninja 3 the domination that killed him in the end.
I know the owner of it.
Maybe one day if I'm lucky
Do you have links by any chance on where you can get replicas of these that are just like these
If you go to ebay and type in Sho Kosugi Ninja-to there should be a few different options.
Sho Kosugi is actually putting out another Ninja-to soon
What are the measures of ninjato? Grettings from. Colombia
@@user-qp7hi1we1z they are all different from each other.
I like handle between 10 and 12 inches and a short blade for ninja-to
If you need me to I can measure which ever one you like
The shinobi warrior never used straight swords. They preferred a long sword that had about six inches broken off, so that its scabbard appeared to be for a long sword. This would speed up the unsheathing and provide a place for secret messages or blinding powder.
Yes or wakizashi.
I collect them all. I collect the ninja-to because watch 80s Ninja movies is what got me interested in swords and samurai history and Japanese culture