Kill Bill: Samurai Sword Experience
Understanding the Katana
Learn the Way of the Samurai
Few years after the ancient Japanese samurai class was disarmed following the Japan’s Meiji Restoration (1866-1867), there was a revival of interest in traditional Japanese sword.
It’s not just about the sword, it’s about strength and discipline, grace and respect and training with the Crazy88-Miki which was O-Ren Ishii’s personal army in the fight scene set in the House of Blue Leaves in the movie Kill Bill Vol. 1.
The Samurai Sword Art group named Kamui was founded by Tetsuro Shimaguchi in 1998 and shows performances mixed with beauty of form, acting and martial arts.
They have been applauded and rewarded worldwide for their sword performances and now share and offer lessons to visitors who come to Tokyo.
One thing you will learn about traditional Japanese swordsmanship is the special importance given on ritual and Etiquette, to acquire the right spirit of respect and reverence for the art and the sword itself.
With “Be a Samurai” as a slogan, we are proud to offer guests the opportunity to experience this world-class experience.
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Recommended for people who…
- …wants to get a look into the world of the samurai
- …wish to get into the philosophies of Bushido, the way of the warrior
- …wish to deepen their understanding of Japanese history and culture
Rates (group of up to six (6) guests)
- 90 min Private Kill Bill Samurai Sword experience with Master Tetsuro Shimaguchi from JPY95,500/person.
- + 6 guests, contact us for an estimate
- Inclusions: Hakama costume dressing, photo session and 10 min. Show.
- Exclusions: Personal costs (transportation, …).
Please be sure to read our FAQ to see other details and seasonal pricing.
¥105,050
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