Touken Denshoukan Aota Shouji Memorial Museum

Welcome to the Togakushi Sword Museum Akihito Tenta Memorial Hall in Shibata City, a hidden gem of the prefecture. This place, where the largest number of Japanese swords in the prefecture gather, is truly a holy site for sword enthusiasts. The many beautiful sword blades will captivate any viewer. It's also a great spot to experience the Japanese sword boom that has been reignited by "Touken Ranbu" and "Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba". Along with masterpieces created by genius craftsmen, please enjoy the profound Japanese culture.

At the Tachi and Katana Museum and the Akihito Tenta Memorial Museum in Shibata City, you can see the masterpieces of famous swords created by Living National Treasure Akihito Tenta using his unique techniques. Not only are the swords of the common shape displayed, but also the special shape of the Shichishito, which overwhelms visitors with its power and beauty. These Japanese swords, forged in the Tsukioka region, are truly the ultimate works of art. Experience the deep emotions that can only be felt in this place, and rediscover the beauty of Japanese culture.

The Toda Shoji Memorial Museum of Swords in Niigata City displays numerous famous swords created by Toda Shoji, a living national treasure. In addition to the typical long swords and short swords, you can also see unique shaped swords such as the shichishito. The beauty and skill of these swords are overwhelming and will impress all visitors. Please come and experience the depth of Japanese culture that can only be found in this place.

The Tenda Akihito Memorial Museum of Swords and Swordsmanship in Shibata City not only displays famous swords, but also allows visitors to view calligraphy, hanging scrolls, and antiques owned by the Tenda family. These items have high historical value and are a precious collection that brings together the essence of Japanese art. There are also works by local artists that convey their love for the region. Once you visit, you'll be drawn into the depth of this collection. Don't miss this opportunity to come and see for yourself.

At the Tsubame-Sanjo Sword Museum and Aki Tsune Memorial Hall in Shibata City, the supreme Japanese sword crafted by the late Aki Tsune is on display. Its beauty and sharpness are breathtaking, captivating many sword enthusiasts. In addition to the typical tachi and wakizashi, you can also see a unique seven-branched sword with a special shape. Enjoy the profound Japanese culture that can only be experienced in this place.