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Toru’s Choice: White Oak Bokuto by Aramaki Workshop This bokuto strikes the ideal balance—substantial, not too light, and just right for both practice and performance.
Craftsmanship & Material - Made by the Aramaki Workshop in Miyazaki Prefecture, Southern Japan - Crafted from Shiragashi (Japanese White Oak), renowned as the best material for wooden swords - Each sword is carefully inspected and finished by skilled craftsmen in a specialist woodworking workshop
Design Features - Thinner handle than standard wooden bokuto (daito), making it easier to grip even for smaller hands - Perfect balance of durability and maneuverability
Specifications - Type: Standard White Oak Bokuto - Weight: 400- 430 g - Overall Length: 101.5 cm - Blade Length: 75.5 cm - Handle Length: 26 cm - Handle Diameter: approx. 35 × 25 mm
Toru’s Choice: White Oak Bokuto by Aramaki Workshop
Toru: "As a practitioner of budo (martial arts) and tate (stage combat), I spent a long time searching for a bokuto that could perform well in both disciplines. It needed to be durable enoughfor intense strikes in budo, yet light and agile for fast choreography. I realized that in the U.S., it’s quite difficult to find one that’s both light and durable, and the few I did find were often quite expensive."
Perfect Balance
"Durable for martial arts training, yet light and fast enough for lightning-quick choreography"
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