Last Samurai Japanese Sword-Katana Honor Comes with Free Stand

I rarely take the time to write a review but I was so impressed by this sword I wanted to take the time to do so. The sword arrived very well packaged. I have a lot of Japanese decor and was really just looking for a samurai sword to put on a shelf as a decoration so for the price I wasn't expecting much but was just hoping it looked nice (I actually didn't even really care if it came out of its scabbard). I was very pleasantly surprised. The first thing I noticed was the weight. The sword is pretty heavy and it looks and feels outstanding. It feels very sturdy. I read some other reviews about the blade not being centered etc. The one I received is perfectly centered and is not wobbly at all although I'm sure it's only intended to be displayed and I suspect if you really started whacking a tree or something with it the blade may start to come loose. The handle looks excellent. Very nicely done. The scabbard is also really beautiful and it included a really nice little matching stand. I saw in some reviews that the blade was a bit dirty and or had a little glue on it and this was in fact the case but it cleaned up nicely in minutes. I also noted in some of the answers to questions that it was said that the blade was not engraved. The sword I received is very nicely engraved with some Japanese characters. The blade is so nice with the engraving that I may even polish it up a little. It should be noted that the blade is not sharpened as this appears to be intended for display use only. The only real defect I noted was when I pulled the sword from the scabbard that the small decorative piece at the top of the scabbard came off with it because it holds the sword tight in the scabbard but I shot a little hot glue inside it and popped it back on and that resolved that little problem. Even with the two minor issues I mentioned which were simple fixes I still felt this easily deserved 5 stars.

This was an amazing gift to give to my recently retired boss. He appreciated the meaning behind the gift and it was a great way to show my respect for him. He has told me it was great quality and makes an excellent display piece.

For all you sword lovers. This is definitely one to considered. I got this a gift for one of my business partners. Looking at the price I thought it would be fake looking and made of plastic. I was pleasantly surprised! My evaluation below Price- can't beat that price Style- this sword looks awesome, like an actual sumarui sword, I would have liked a bit more color on it rather it just being black. Size- it's quite large and a bit heavy. Great for a piece to put on your office table or mount it. Packaging- it was bit simple nothing to fancy but I think they left that for the sword itself. Durability- this looks like and feels like the real deal. It's not going to come apart or break on you easily unless you try to cut down a tree with it lol. Shipping- it came with 2 to 3 days and no delays. Overall definitely worth it. By business partner loves it and tells me that people ask him all the time if he actually practices with it.

Great quality for the price the steel is actually very strirdy and could even be sharpened but the handle would probably fall apart at any major contact, cool decoration and you feel bad ass holding a Katna.

Honestly a beautiful sword, the blade is quite pretty. However, please read before buying: First and foremost: I recommend buying a katana cleaning pack before buying. Even though the katana is low grade stainless steel, please make sure to clean your katana after every use and oil the katana as to prevent rust. Humidity and touching your katana blade directly with your hands will cause rust after awhile. Not maintaining a katana properly is what causes rust. Secondly: Although it is not important which way to store your katana (display it within the stand), I recommend storing the katana blade facing up. This is how I displayed it within the first picture. The blade is not sharpened, so it doesn’t really matter since you’re not worrying about dulling the blade, but it’s a more professional and respectful way to store the blade facing up. If you intend to show off this katana, this would be the right way to do so. Not too big of a deal, but storing up is also a way to prevent damage on the katana blade. Last and third (only if you’re curious): Please display the katana with the sheath on! The sheath is meant to protect the blade from the humidity levels. Again, although it’s stainless steel, it can still rust if not tended to properly! Hope this helped

Quiero preguntar, si está katana se puede afilar? Ya que veo que la hoja no trae suficiente filo...por favor alguien que me responda.

She turned 18 12/24, with many gifts. She has told us this is her best gift in 18 years. Her Saya (scabbard) was broken but she doesn’t want to part with it to return for a new one. Called Amazon to learn item is sold out. Amazon gave me full refund for inconvenience. Ordered wood glue and will try and fix. It’s like I got my kid back, cause she’s so mature this gift made her a kid again.

This Katana looks nice. It has a stand that’s engraved and a very nice look to it. The grip is one thing that is very good, but it is falling apart. Everything about it has been glued on and my son who loves his Katanas noticed everything right off the bat. I had to buy superglue to glue it back together. He wants the whole collection, but we are not so sure now. He got the battle one. I hope if we get another one it will be in better condition.

Beautiful product and great quality for the price.