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Japanese Wooden Weapons Craftsmanship, the Beginning of the End | In addition to the structural crisis affecting the industry, in 2019, the closure of one of the largest Japanese workshops, Horinouchi, then, in 2020, the covid crisis have for consequences a drastic increase in prices and production times, and mid-term, a probable disappearance of the manufacture of wooden weapons in Japan. To learn more, you can read our article detailing the situation and the measures taken to help this industry. -
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Tonfa
Average rating: 4.9/5 -
8 customer reviews
Our Selection of Wooden Tonfa
The wooden weapons proposed by Seido are manufactured by one of the last traditional workshops in the south of Japan, in the region of Miyakonojo (Kyushu) (learn more about the workshops on our Artisans Presentation Page).
Our Tonfa are all produced by the Aramaki workshop, which has the most extensive catalog for those weapons.
The Tonfa is a Japanese weapon mainly used in Okinawan Kobudo and Karate, and as the Nunchaku, it developed from a farmer tool, a millstone handle. Tonfa are mostly used in pairs, however, we offer you the option to buy them by unit so that you can replace a single damaged piece.
All products displayed with the green tree icon fall under our forest preservation program. A flat amount is donated to the NGO MoreTrees for each piece ordered.
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Hanmaru Tonfa (Semicircular) - Red Oak
¥7,000 ~ ¥13,100
Made in Japan (Kyushu region)
Semi circular shaft Tonfa, the most popular model
Red Oak only
Length: 44 cm
Urethane varnished only
Sold by unit or by pair -
