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**healty-back** · 04-09-2006, 08:00 AM

Cklin,

Yea, the only e-kendo store i've seen so far carrying hasegawa's mujun men is http://www.tokyoman.com/english/gray/main.htm

They say Naoki Eiga uses their equipment, whcih I pretty much doubt since Eguchi says the same thing.

Anyway, Hasegawa Co. 's website has the prices for mujun men, but since I can't understand it I sent email to them for a quote, but apparently they: a) don't check email b) don't understand english c) don't sell to the end-user.

So, if someone is in Japan and can fetch me a price, I'd be glad.

Recently, this guy (who's my senior) was fighting with two large prongs out of his shinai, I wonder if he didn't see that he was wielding a bamboo spiked XII-century mace.

04-09-2006, 08:00 AM	#13
healty-back Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 447 Senior Member	Cklin, Yea, the only e-kendo store i've seen so far carrying hasegawa's mujun men is http://www.tokyoman.com/english/gray/main.htm They say Naoki Eiga uses their equipment, whcih I pretty much doubt since Eguchi says the same thing. Anyway, Hasegawa Co. 's website has the prices for mujun men, but since I can't understand it I sent email to them for a quote, but apparently they: a) don't check email b) don't understand english c) don't sell to the end-user. So, if someone is in Japan and can fetch me a price, I'd be glad. Recently, this guy (who's my senior) was fighting with two large prongs out of his shinai, I wonder if he didn't see that he was wielding a bamboo spiked XII-century mace.
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