Asanoha Kamon Engraving [F]Minosaka_Workshop Unlike the Suburito that are

Unlike the Suburito that are designed to be swung in movements that reproduce totally or partially the cuts practiced in Kata

The standard thickness is 24 mm (8 bu)

later baptized with the name "Don Simeon"

Kenjutsu and Koryu practitioners and teachers

The character is here divided into two: the key (shinnyo) on the left calling for ascension

Asanoha Kamon Engraving [F]Minosaka_Workshop Unlike the Suburito that areAsanoha Kamon Engraving Figure Hemp leaf in Japanese. The Asanoha kamon comes from the Asanoha motif used as kimono ornament. It represents a geometric abstraction of a hemp leaf. In ancient Japan, hemp was used during shamanic rituals linked to shintoism and was then considered a sacred plant. Asanoha kamon are however rather new, as they appeared and spread mainly from the 19th century. It is also a rare emblem, with only a dozen variations. Asanoha