Tsuta Kamon Engraving Design:Maru ni Tsuta (2) not replace the practice with

not replace the practice with a "real" Suburito or a more classic Furibo

The "real" Biwa is known under the name of "Hon Biwa" even though Tsubaki (camellia) is now also sold under the name "Biwa"

The Iaido jackets are often made of Tetron or polyester

Using the exact same material as the "Reinforced Slim Black Belt"

Represents the shadow of a butterfly

Tsuta Kamon Engraving Design:Maru ni Tsuta (2) not replace the practice withTsuta Kamon Engraving Figure Parthenocissus tricuspidata (Japanese ivy) in Japanese The Tsuta is one of the 10 most used family emblems (judaimon) in Japan. It remained however a rather rare emblem until the Edo period (1603 1868), only used by a few clans, notably as a kaemon (sub emblem) by some members of the Matsudaira Tokugawa family. Interestingly, the use of Tsuta emblems became widespread from the 17th century, as they were adopted by many