Inspired by Sakamoto Ryoma and his famous Mutsunokami Yoshiyuki sword, this elegant Japanese katana-style letter opener combines historical character with practical everyday use. Crafted in Seki, Gifu Prefecture, Japan, a city renowned for its long tradition of blade craftsmanship, it features a stainless steel blade and lightweight A.B.S. handle.

At 210 mm in length and weighing approximately 35 g, this compact Japanese katana letter opener is easy to handle for opening envelopes, letters, and paper packaging. The included stand and sheath also allow it to be displayed beautifully on a desk, making it an appealing decorative piece for Japanese history enthusiasts, sword collectors, and fans of Sakamoto Ryoma.

Features

• Sakamoto Ryoma-inspired katana design

• Inspired by Mutsunokami Yoshiyuki

• Japanese-style katana letter opener

• Stainless steel blade

• Lightweight A.B.S. handle

• Includes decorative stand and sheath

• Crafted in Seki, Gifu Prefecture, Japan

• Compact and lightweight design

• Suitable for opening letters, envelopes, and paper packaging

• Beautiful desk decoration and collectible

Shipping & Import Information

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Specifications

Inspired by Sakamoto Ryoma

Sakamoto Ryoma was a prominent figure during the final years of the Tokugawa shogunate and played an important role in Japan's political transition during the Bakumatsu period. He was known for his efforts to negotiate between rival domains and for advocating political change through cooperation and diplomacy.

Ryoma was also known for using aliases while being pursued by opponents of his political activities. He was eventually assassinated at an inn in Kyoto in 1867.

This letter opener pays tribute to Ryoma through its Mutsunokami Yoshiyuki-inspired katana design, bringing a piece of Japanese history and traditional sword culture to your desk or collection.

Crafted in Seki, Japan

The letter opener is crafted in Seki City, Gifu Prefecture, a Japanese city with a long-standing reputation for blade-making and metalworking. Its combination of Japanese craftsmanship, historical inspiration, and compact display design makes it an attractive addition to a desk, study, or Japanese sword collection.

The included stand and sheath allow the letter opener to be displayed when not in use, turning this practical desk accessory into an elegant decorative piece.