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🎐 Summer Surprise Sale — Only in the USA!

Do you love a good mystery?So do we. And this summer, we’re bringing that thrill straight to your doorstep. From July 15th to August 31st, when you spend $100 USD or more on products from our Outlet section (excluding shipping), you’ll receive a surprise gift, inspired by the Japanese tradition of fukubukuro (福袋) — the “lucky bag” that hides treasures waiting to be discovered. 🧧 What’s inside?We won't spoil the secret. It could be traditional Japanese accessories, rare finds, limited-edition items — or something you didn’t even know you needed. 🎁 No codes, no extra steps:Just shop the Outlet,...
Unveiling the Top 10 Most Luxurious Katanas at Samurai Market

For collectors, martial artists, and enthusiasts of Japanese heritage, Samurai Market is the ultimate destination for katanas that blend tradition with unparalleled artistry. We’re counting down the 10 most expensive katanas in their collection—blades that capture the essence of the samurai and command top dollar. Sorted by price in descending order, these are the elite of the elite. Let’s unsheathe the luxury! 1. Deluxe Iaito: Doudanuki Lone Wolf - $6,000 Leading the charge is the Deluxe Iaito: Doudanuki Lone Wolf at $6,000. Forged with a super-hard, lightweight alloy and paired with a lacquered wooden sheath, this katana embodies the raw...
The Phantom Blade of Tomoe Gozen: A Samurai Legend Shrouded in Mystery

When we think of samurai, we often picture stoic warriors clad in armor, wielding katanas with unwavering honor. But some tales cut deeper—into the realm of the uncanny, where the line between history and nightmare blurs. One such legend is that of Tomoe Gozen (巴御前), a fierce onna-bugeisha -女武芸者 (female samurai) of the late 12th century, whose story takes a chilling turn after her final battle. This is not just a tale of valor, but one of restless spirits and a blade that refuses to rest. The Warrior Who Defied Death Tomoe Gozen was no ordinary figure. Born into a...
Rikio Power Ace: Step into Legacy

Before they were known on work sites, on the streets, and in underground fashion circles, Rikio was rooted in something ancient: Japan’s relationship with craftsmanship. Founded in post war Japan, Rikio started as a maker of jikatabi—the traditional split toe work shoes worn by farmers, carpenters and laborers. These weren’t just shoes. They were second skins, designed to grip the earth, follow the foot’s natural movement and hold up under pressure. Over time Rikio evolved. The materials got tougher. The soles got smarter. But the soul? That never changed. And that brings us to the Power Ace. These aren’t your average...
The Shadow of Hattori Hanzō: A Ninja Legend That Chills the Night

Ninjas are the phantoms of Japan’s feudal past—silent assassins who moved like whispers, leaving no trace but the bodies of their targets. Among them, Hattori Hanzō (服部半蔵) stands as a towering figure, a master of stealth whose name echoes through history. But beyond the tales of his daring exploits lies a darker, creepier legend: one of a shadow that never truly left this world, a ninja whose presence lingers in the stillness of the night. The Demon of Iga (伊賀県) Hattori Hanzō was born in 1542 in the rugged province of Iga, a land famed for birthing the ninja tradition....