Kabutowari [F]Nunchaku It is resolutely classical in

It is resolutely classical in its shape and length

it is often said that Ono-Ha had a significant influence on Aikido

A band of synthetic leather symbolizing the knife blade is sewn on the solid black cotton cover

a combination between his patron's kamon (Hosokawa’s Kuyo) and the Tomoe pattern

Shrines that worship Tenjin often use the Ume mon as emblem (shinmon) and have plum trees planted on their sacred grounds

Kabutowari [F]Nunchaku It is resolutely classical inTetto Kabutowari Made in Japan Composition: Aluminum Zinc alloy, cotton cord wrapping Length: 47 cm Weight: ~670 g This Kabutowari is made of a hard aluminum zinc alloy, featuring a Tsuka wrapped in a cotton cord. It presents a fairly sharp tip but no blade, as it is not designed to cut or stab, but rather to crush. The hook near the Tsuka was very likely used to parry the opponent's sword, hook the cords of the armor, or perhaps even pry armor plates