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Ghost of Tsushima & Ghost of Yotei Katanas

Hand-forged tributes to Jin Sakai's blade and Atsu's storm-forged steel — clay-tempered and Damascus katanas built for fans who want more than a wall-hanger.

Few Japan-set stories have put a katana in more hands, real or virtual, than Ghost of Tsushima and its successor Ghost of Yotei. Both games take their blade design seriously — full tang, differential temper, a hamon that means something — and that's exactly the standard our forge partner builds to. These two pieces aren't stamped novelties; they're clay-tempered and Damascus steel swords first, with the silhouette and fittings that fans of Jin Sakai and Atsu will recognize immediately.

Below, you'll find the complete katana, the matching tanto, and the full Daisho set for Jin Sakai's build, alongside Atsu's signature Ghost of Yotei katana in both T10 and Damascus steel. FAQ on sizing, sharpening, and set options is below the products.

Ghost of Tsushima Jin Sakai katana and tanto Damascus steel set
Ghost of Tsushima

Jin Sakai Katana & Tanto

境井 仁

Clay-tempered Damascus steel with a rippling folded grain, aged bronze fittings in gold and silver plating, and a real rayskin handle — built as a tribute to the storm-clan aesthetic of Jin Sakai's blade. Available as the katana alone, the tanto alone, or the complete Daisho set.

Option Sharpened Dull
Tanto only $385 $385
Katana only $699 $699
Complete Daisho SetKatana + tanto $1,189 $1,189

Engraving available on any option, +$30.

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Ghost of Yotei Atsu katana clay-tempered T10 steel
Ghost of Yotei

Atsu Katana — T10 Steel

Clay-tempered T10 steel with sculpted, aged-bronze fittings — a tribute to Atsu's twin-wolf blade from Ghost of Yotei. The most detailed piece in this collection under $300, with the same differential-temper hamon as our higher-priced katanas.

Option Sharpened Dull
Without engraving $295 $295
With engraving (+$30) $325 $325
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Ghost of Yotei Atsu katana clay-tempered Damascus steel premium edition
Ghost of Yotei — Premium

Atsu Katana — Damascus Steel

The same Atsu tribute in clay-tempered Damascus steel, with a solid ebony wood handle and sculpted aged bronze fittings — a step up for collectors who want the folded-steel grain alongside the twin-wolf silhouette.

Option Sharpened Dull
Without engraving $490 $490
With engraving (+$30) $529 $529
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Both games treat their katanas as more than a prop — blade geometry, temper lines, and fittings all trace back to real Japanese sword-making tradition. That's why these three pieces get built to the same construction standard as the rest of our collector katanas: full tang, genuine differential temper, and a scabbard fit made for handling, not just shelf display.

Common Questions

Ghost of Tsushima & Ghost of Yotei Katana FAQ

Are these officially licensed Ghost of Tsushima or Ghost of Yotei products?
No — these are hand-forged tribute pieces inspired by the games' blade designs, not officially licensed merchandise. They're built using the same clay-tempering and Damascus-forging methods as our other collector katanas, with fittings and silhouette designed to evoke Jin Sakai's and Atsu's swords.
What's included in the Complete Daisho Set?
The Daisho Set pairs the full-size Jin Sakai katana (27.95 in blade) with the matching tanto (12.6 in blade), both in clay-tempered Damascus steel with matching aged bronze fittings. A daisho is the traditional paired long-and-short sword set carried by samurai, and this set is available sharpened or dull, with optional engraving.
Can I buy the katana or tanto separately?
Yes. The Jin Sakai katana and tanto are each sold individually, or together as the discounted Complete Daisho Set. The Atsu katana from Ghost of Yotei is sold on its own.
Should I choose sharpened or dull?
Sharpened blades carry a true cutting edge, suited to trained handling and test cutting. Dull (unsharpened) blades share the same steel, temper, and fittings but ship with a rounded edge — the more common choice for display or cosplay use where a live edge isn't needed.
What steel are the Jin Sakai and Atsu katanas made from?
The Jin Sakai katana and tanto are clay-tempered Damascus steel, which produces the rippling folded-steel grain visible along the blade. The Atsu katana is clay-tempered T10 carbon steel, differentially hardened to produce a genuine hamon line.
What's the difference between the T10 and Damascus Atsu katanas?
Both are clay-tempered and share the same twin-wolf tribute design, but the T10 version uses single-type carbon steel for a cleaner blade face at a lower price, while the Damascus version is folded during forging to produce a visible rippling grain pattern, paired with a solid ebony handle and a higher price point for collectors who want that folded-steel look.
Do these make good cosplay or gift pieces?
Yes — both are popular as display pieces, cosplay props, and gifts for fans of the games. Since they're full tang and genuinely forged rather than cast, they also hold up as functional collector pieces beyond a single costume or photo.

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