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Red Oak Kusarigama | Ancient Koryu Weapon sus_prod of which most are recognizedKusarigama Red Oak Made in Japan Composition: Red oak, Chrome Plated Brass Chain Length: 46 cm (blade: 16. 5 cm) Tsuka (handle) diameter: 27 mm x 37 mm Chain length: 142 cm Weight: ~600 g (without chain: ~390g) 'Kusari' means chain, and the 'Kama' was originally a farming tool, a short sickle. Combined, it forms the 'Kusarigama', a weapon used mainly in Okinawa, designed from simple tools to bypass laws against the possession and carrying of weapons