Why Is A Tamahagane Katana So EXPENSIVE !

[@joestorey1217]

Gorgeous I want one so bad

[@backcountryrich7740]

Me too. I would like to buy the real thing. Thanks for your support!

[@juradventure]

This is symbolize the true art of uniqueness of japanese cultures , and this is my dream that i can own it even it just only one 😊

[@backcountryrich7740]

I have the same dream. Thanks for your support!

[@kirbyteoh]

Good sharing, love the tanto , thank you very much ❤

[@backcountryrich7740]

Thanks for watching! Please subscribe.

[@msarilyn7677]

Because it is also likely traditionally made and prized for historical and cultural value.

[@backcountryrich7740]

They have to pass certain qualifications and attain a license in Japan to create these swords. Plus the Tamahagane is hard to come by. Thanks for your support!

[@naruomi9477]

The fact I was there 2 days ago and saw all of them ( aswell as the other shop 50 steps away )

[@backcountryrich7740]

My first time in Japan. I only had 2 days there. Spent one day in Tokyo and the next day in Kyoto.

[@naruomi9477]

@@backcountryrich7740 I hope you enjoyed it

[@backcountryrich7740]

Had a great time in Kyoto. Like to go back with more time.

[@naruomi9477]

@@backcountryrich7740 I mean yeah 2 days isn’t a lot of time 👍

[@backcountryrich7740]

Same here, would love to own one. Maybe one day.

[@BinatangAja]

Amazing katana

[@backcountryrich7740]

Hey Thanks for your support!

[@KuddlesbergTheFirst]

The Germans and Romans have wootz steel. The Middle East gets Damascus. Stacks or folded steel with a bunch of layers is "Tamahagane Enough"? Maybe add blessing, handmade, culture, and beauty of craftsmanship to sum up the price?

[@backcountryrich7740]

There is a lot of work that goes into any handmade sword plus the limited amount of Tamahagane produced each year adds to the cost. The Japanese swords if I had the money would definitely be at the top of the list along with the broadsword.

[@backcountryrich7740]

Thanks for watching! Please give me a sub.

[@notsans9995]

Gorgeous swords, unfortunatly i have a bit of hate boner for Tozando lol, glad you enjoyed your trip.

[@backcountryrich7740]

They had some very nice swords. Wish I could have bought a real one. Maybe one day. Both of the guys at Tozando were very nice and took a lot of time to talk with me. Thanks for watching!

[@preparedsurvivalist2245]

Imagine paying fifty thouasand for a katana that has the same blade engraving that a $60 Masahiro gas station katana has on its 1045 blade with a wire brushed hamon.

[@Klotschie]

You're paying for the work that was put into it, not for the actual product itself.

[@RodiyDiy]

❤😂😂😘😘😘👍👍👍