The KOJIRO 小次郎 swords serving as a reminder of

serving as a reminder of the warrior's spirit that resides within this utility tool

a style in the early Showa period was known as han-tanren-tō

Also known as "The eye of god that fell from the sky" or 天から降ってきた神の眼

and helmet

The KOJIRO 小次郎 swords serving as a reminder ofThe Legend Widely regarded as Miyamoto Musashi's greatest rival, the swordsman known as Sasaki Kojiro ( ) was a samurai renowned for his usage of a straight edged nodachi (Japanese great sword) that was over 2 feet and 11 inches in length. Having trained extensively in the way of the sword, Kojiro developed a legendary technique that was feared throughout feudal Japan called the "Turning Swallow Cut" or Tsubame Gaeshi (, "Swallow Reversal Return").