Ryoma's favorite sword is used as chopsticks !? The 4th "Samurai chopsticks" is designed by Shishi Bakumatsu
The fourth model of the "Samurai chopsticks" series of chopsticks that imitate Japanese swords, the Tosa domain scholar "Ryoma Sakamoto" and the Choshu domain scholar "Shinsaku Takasugi" will be released.
Hobby maker Tsuya will release the Tosa Domain Ryoma "Sakamoto Ryoma" and Choshu Domain "Shinsaku Takasugi" models in March 2015 as the fourth in the "Samurai Chopsticks" series of chopsticks that imitate Japanese swords. The price is 1,500 yen each (excluding tax).
I'll fill my stomach and squeeze Japan!
The Sakamoto Ryoma model is based on the "Karashishi Peony Tsuba", which is said to have been attached to the sword that he had at the time of the Terakoya incident, while using the motif of his beloved sword "Rikuokumori Yoshiyuki". On the other hand, Shinsaku Takasugi's model is modeled with the motif of his sword "Aki Kuni Saekiso Fujiwara Sadayasu" and is particular about the detailed design such as the brim.
The Sakamoto Ryoma model has a different pattern on both sides, "Karashishi Peony Tsuba"
This is Shinsaku Takasugi's model
In addition, each chopstick comes with a chopstick rest with a family crest that resembles a "sword stand". The Sakamoto Ryoma model has the "Kikyo mon on the combination corner" crest, and the Takasugi Shinsaku model has the "Maru ni split rhishi" crest.
Comes with a chopstick rest with a family crest (left: Ryoma Sakamoto, right: Shinsaku Takasugi)
Japanese souvenirs will be appreciated
The length is about 230mm. Made of AS / ABS resin. The tip of the chopsticks is anti-slip processed.