We, Meirin the father of Iaito swords, have been proudly creating magnificent Iaito swords. We are confident that you will be satisfied to own one.
The blade surface is finished as shiny and wet-looking as live swords. Treat with Choji oil after each use to keep the beauty. The blade length can be custom modified to best suit your height. (1.515 mm <5 bu> increments)

Iaido:
Iaido is a traditional Japanese martial art that focuses on the smooth, controlled movements of drawing the sword from its scabbard, striking or cutting an opponent, removing blood from the blade, and then re-sheathing the sword. Unlike Kendo, which emphasizes sword combat with an opponent, Iaido is primarily a solo practice, emphasizing perfect form and the mental state.

Key Points:

Origin: The art can trace its origins back several centuries and has evolved from various samurai sword-drawing techniques.
Philosophy: Iaido is not just about the physical act of drawing the sword and cutting. It also delves into the spiritual and philosophical, teaching practitioners to be calm, composed, and present in the moment.
Kata (Forms): Practitioners learn and perform various kata, or predefined sets of movements, which simulate different combat scenarios.

Iaito:
The Iaito is a practice sword used primarily in Iaido training. It looks and feels like a real Japanese sword (katana) but has an unsharpened blade, ensuring safety during practice.

Key Points:

Material: Iaito blades are typically made from an alloy, which is lighter and less prone to injury than steel.
Design: While the blade is not sharp, the Iaito is crafted to closely resemble a real katana in terms of balance, grip, and appearance.
Purpose: The primary purpose of the Iaito is for training in Iaido techniques. It allows practitioners to focus on form and technique without the risk of a sharp blade.