Katana Giyu Tomioka

Giyu Tomioka, the Water Hashira, carries himself with a calm that hides real cutting power — and this entry-level Giyu Tomioka katana is the accessible way into his blade. It is a faithful Demon Slayer replica built as a genuine working sword for fans taking their first step past the wall-hanger.

Forging & Steel

The 72 cm blade is forged from 1060 carbon steel and secured to the handle with two bamboo mekugi in the traditional way, giving you a full-tang sword that can be fully disassembled for cleaning and oiling. 1060 is the proven choice for an entry katana: hard enough to take a real edge, resilient enough to forgive a learning curve.

Mounts & Fittings

A sculpted iron tsuba guards the hand and seats the balance, the synthetic-shagreen wrap keeps the grip secure, and the light lacquered wood saya keeps the whole package nimble — the sword weighs 1.4 kg sheathed.

Care & Maintenance

A high-carbon blade like this rewards a little upkeep. Because 1060 steel is reactive, wipe the blade down after every handling session and lay on a thin film of light mineral or camellia oil before it slides back into the saya, which stops surface rust from ever taking hold. Knock out the two bamboo mekugi when you want to strip the sword for a deeper clean, and store it edge-up on a stand so the lacquered scabbard never bears the weight of the blade. Treated this way, it stays keen, bright and display-ready for years.

Specifications

Dimensions

Is it battle-ready?

Yes — a sharpened, full-tang 1060 blade suited to light tatami practice and to display. If you want the upgraded build, see the hand-forged Giyu Tomioka katana rated for tameshigiri, or browse the rest of our anime katana range, including the Zenitsu katana.