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Samurai-Store
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Maintained by:
samurai-store ( 639 )  
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We mainly sell brand new Samurai armor & Katana swords online. We are located in Tokyo, Japan and are the exclusive international dealer for #1 Japanese Armor manufacturer. Please see our authentic and beautiful armours and Iaito swords.
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 Welcome
to the
Samurai-Store.com
100% Made
in Japan
We
provide authentic Samurai armor, Iaito practice swords and much more. All
products are hand-crafted in JAPAN. Please feel free to ask us if you need
anything in Japan.
Samurai armor
Listings
Various life-size wearable Samurai suit of armour available
now!
Iaito Sword Listings
Masamune |
Muramasa |
Dotanuki
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BE AWARE OF
THE CHINESE FAKE ARMORS!
It is so sad to inform that most Samurai armors on eBay
(except ours) are NOT made in Japan. They are inferior Chinese fakes!
Guaranteed
100% MADE IN JAPAN
All Armors Are Crafted by Hand
We only offer authentic wearable Samurai armors and helmets 100%
hand-crafted in Japan because we know the true sensible samurai fans
never be satisfied with inferior mass-producted armors
from outside Japan. Each of our armor is researched and modeled from
examples found in museums, temples, shrines, private collections, hidden
storages of Samurai clans and other historical sources. Our armor is
made in an authentic fashion, it means, they are painstakingly
hand-crafted by multiple experienced
craftsmen in Japan. For instance, a helmet is finished with
hand-spliced 42 iron plates instead of using any cheap machine-pressed
bowl. All body armors and helmets are made of iron or genuine
leather and we use no plastic. Actually, an armor will
be finished by more than 20 artisans. Even a small header board or
splint or underclothes of the helmet is done by a skilled veteran
artisans. So we are sure you will be absolutely thrilled by our high
quality superbly detailed suit of armors. Please enjoy these armors and
helmets by wearing at any event and as a display piece in your
livingroom, office, restaurant, school, Dojo and museum environments.
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