Forging a KATANA out of Rusted Iron Hook

Forging a KATANA out of Rusted Iron Hook The traditional katana (刀, か た な, Blade) is a traditional Japanese nihontō (日本 刀, に ほ ん と う, Japanese Blade), long curved, one-blade, very sharp and highly appreciated by Japanese martial artists. belt - usually paired with a shorter sword wakizashi (脇 差, わ き ざ し) or extremely short called tanto (短刀, た ん と う, Dagger). The double sword set called daishō (大小, だ い し ょ う, Big and Small) - symbolizes the martial arts’ behavior and honor. Katana long sword used to slash in combat. A short sword to stab when approaching an opponent - or to cut open suicide (a samurai suicide technique, called seppuku). Katana has a grip long enough for the user to use both fists to grip. Normally, if wearing armor, the samurai will wear the blade facing do