Spada giapponese tagliata in carton, Sakamoto Ryoma, Mutsu Mamoru Yoshiyuki

Each blade is carefully cut by craftsmen in Seki City, Gifu Prefecture, the city of cutlery, so that envelopes and other items can be cut comfortably.

The pattern is based on Ryoma Sakamoto's favorite sword, with the sword name "Mutsu Mamoru". "Yoshiyuki" on the blade, and the blade pattern is shaped like a uniform pattern.

The blade is designed with a glossy finish.

The scabbard is made of red stone, giving it a purely Japanese look

. hanging bracket, you can quickly remove it and use it without looking for a paper cutter when you want to use it.

Since the knife is contained in the sheath, the blade is never exposed and can be stored safely.