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PRapoza · 12-20-2000, 01:01 PM

I use the kashimashin-ryu style sword, which is white oak, and I get them from Kiyota Company. That sword is a little cumbersome for suburi. Try Kingfisher Woodworks in VT for a great composite rosewood sword for suburi practice. They are a little more but worth it. It's x-mas just ask Santa.

12-20-2000, 01:01 PM	#8
PRapoza Dojo: Cape Cod Aikido Kenkyukai 541 Thomas Landers Rd., East Falmouth Location: Cape Cod, MA Join Date: Dec 2000 Posts: 30 Offline	swords I use the kashimashin-ryu style sword, which is white oak, and I get them from Kiyota Company. That sword is a little cumbersome for suburi. Try Kingfisher Woodworks in VT for a great composite rosewood sword for suburi practice. They are a little more but worth it. It's x-mas just ask Santa.