Agehacho Kamon Engraving Size:1.5 cm Nippon Kempo or Jukendo but

Nippon Kempo or Jukendo but also as small towel to wipe off sweat during practice

both in terms of durability and craftsmanship quality

the focus is on the coordination of breathing and technique for which the used furibo (suburito) can weigh up to 50 kg

a brass Fuchi

the Aikikai mark is stitched on the opposite end of the belt (see product picture)

Agehacho Kamon Engraving Size:1.5 cm Nippon Kempo or Jukendo butAgehacho Kamon Engraving Figure Swallowtail Butterfly in Japanese. Butterfly emblems were particularly fancied by the powerful Taira Clan. It is even said that Taira no Kiyomori himself created the original design of the Agehacho mon. Although warriors of the Taira adorned their garments and equipments with butterflies marks (mon'yo), they rallied under the plain red banner during the Genpei War and did not use the butterfly as kamon yet at that time.