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The founder of the school, Dotanuki Masakuni cared little for aesthetics and focused more on producing a true sword of war that could survive battlefield conditions. Kiyomasa was so impressed with the durability and effectiveness of the Dotanuki blades that when Hideyoshi sent him to lead the invasion of Korea, he had Dotanuki smiths accompany him to produce the blades on field.ĭotanuki blades were renowned for their superior strength, durability and cutting ability. The blades were a favorite of Generals Toyotomi Hideyoshi and Kato Kiyomasa and were almost exclusively used in their invasion of Korea which lasted from 1592-1598. Dotanuki blades emerged in the Sengoku Period of Japan, though closer to the later end ( mid-late 15th century) and were prominently used up until the beginning of the Edo Period.

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The blade of the Ronin Dojo Pro Katana is based on the historical Japanese Dotanuki Blade. ( Kato Kiyomasa charging with a Dotanuki Katana) A week later I have a new katana in my hands and a new review to share with you all. So seeing a 26' model #15 I just had to bite. I've always liked Ronin Katana as a vendor as well as the looks of the Ronin Dojo Pros and their 26' katana model has been on my wish list for years now. So while contemplating what new sword to get I browsed along Daniel's thread promoting the 2016 Ronin S&D sale. Most of you know that I have been on a European kick lately trying to compile a group of sub-$300 swords matching each numerical typology of Ewart Oakeshott. So a little over a week ago I found myself financially able to purchase a new sword.

Reviewed by, NDDave (David Burkhart) Emmett, ID

Ronin Katana Scratch and Dent Dojo Pro Model #15 Katana Review