Trial slashing in Bushido with Samurai Sword real sharpness
Activity,1 ➤ Preparation The Japanese sword is the most effective blade to date and can only be worn by Samurai. First, change into a Samurai costume (dogi and hakama) and become a Samurai.
Activity,2 ➤Began with a bow Based on the idea of training with the power of the ancient god of war, a shrine is enshrined in the dojo, and training begins and ends with a bow before the shrine.
Activity,3 ➤Explanation of swords and Samurai manners
Activity,4 ➤ Practice the basics with the iai practice sword.
Activity,5 ➤ Experience sword techniques directly from a master, including basic kata and stances, sword swings.
Activity,6 - Highlights - ➤ Trial Slashing Try your hand at sword cutting with a real Japanese sword!
Activity,7 ➤Souvenirs from my teacher 《samurai language》 ➤Ended with a bow
What to expect
Budo➤ Unlike sports, it inherits the spirit of bushido and trains the mind, technique, and body as one to refine character, enhance moral sense, value courtesy, and cultivate honor.
Highlight 1: A rare opportunity to immerse yourself in authentic samurai culture under the guidance of Japan’s foremost master swordsman. Highlight 2: Participants learn proper samurai etiquette, conduct when carrying a sword, and the responsibility that comes with wielding a powerful weapon. Highlight 3: World-class cutting demonstration by a master swordsman Highlight 4: Direct instruction from the master on basic stances, sword swinging techniques, and trial cutting with a real blade Highlight 5: Experience the world’s sharpest real samurai sword for yourself.

































Good to know
➤ Kimono & Samurai Costumes ➤ The interpreter’s default language is English. For interpreter guides in other languages (Italian, Spanish, French, Chinese, Thai, Indonesian), please inquire about staff availability before booking. Due to limited staff for non-default languages, we may not be able to accommodate your request. ➤ Certified Professional Instructor ➤ Taxes ➤ Tips ➤ Photography - Data sent to designated email address
Reviews
We booked through Klook, and it became one of the highlights of our Osaka trip. The place was easy to find—we took an Uber with no issues. Our sensei was incredibly kind. We arrived about 30 minutes late due to hotel check-in problems, and he immediately reassured us it was fine. Even with less time, he still gave us the full experience: changing into samurai uniforms, learning stances, swings, sheathing, and even slicing bamboo. It was fun, immersive, and he spoke good English, encouraged photos, and was super friendly. He also recommended an amazing seafood spot after. If you’re in Osaka and want something unique and memorable, I highly recommend Samurai Honor!
It was great! They were very patient. Our group was only three people but we were all of very different skill levels. They madr sure we were each prepared and all three of us were able to cut our tatamis!
Incredible team, a pleasant lesson to follow, it was truly amazing!!! I recommend it.
Possibly the highlight of my trip to Japan. My son (16) and I were joined by 4 great guys from the US. We were dressed in do-gi and hakama before the instructor demonstrated our objective - to cut a tatami mat with a live blade. In pairs, we were each given an Iaito replica sword before he took us through a kata of iaido moves. Then we progressed to the tameshigiri where we each got to cut our own tatami mat with a shinken (and lots of photos taken). Our instructor was a superb swordsman. Thanks both to him and to our interpreter who was delightful. As with all the arts we experienced whilst in Japan, this felt very authentic and respectful. I’d highly recommend a visit. It was an amazing experience.
An amazing experience! Learn to strike, swing and sheath a real samurai sword, wearing traditional style robes. You finish your session by learning to cut your "enemy", a rolled tatami mat. Our sensei and assistant instructor were both kind and knowledgeable, offering some help, encouraging words and correction on difficult moves. They also took lots of photos of us, which they print and give as a gift at the end of the session! I would absolutely recommend this for families and small groups as the dojo is on the smaller size.
Learning to use a katana. This is totally worth trying. The teacher is so good at training to use a sword. Explaining technique and background. So polite, kind and patient. I had so much fun learning.
Really enjoyed this class. The instructor is knowledgeable, skilled, and I thought he was funny too. This was my first time learning any kata and I made it through to several successful slices of the tatami mat.
Best experience ever! Wonderful, patient and devoted teacher. You will have a little insight of the art of katana handling in a truly professional training. And the feeling as you accomplished to cut the target, it can’t be described how it feels. If you are in Osaka, don’t miss it.
A very interesting learning experience. The master taught very carefully. I recommend everyone to come and play.
Great intro class ! The instructor could not speak Japanese well but used Google Translate to explain anything we did not understand. Training was done with fake swords but the final cutting of tatami was done with a real katana/ sword
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