T10 Ninja Sword

Explore our collection of T10 ninja swords - hand-forged straight-blade ninjato and chokuto sword collectibles built from T10 carbon steel with clay-tempered differential heat treatment, offering the unusual combination of a premium hamon-bearing blade in the straight-profile ninja sword format. Full-tang construction throughout. Free US shipping and hassle-free returns included.

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Handmade Chokuto Ninjato Sword T10 Carbon Steel Real Hamon

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159.00 USD

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Handmade Japanese Chokuto Ninjato Sword T10 Carbon Steel Full Tang

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199.00 USD

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Clay Tempered T10 Steel Chokuto Ninjato With Real Hamon In Black Saya And Gold Alloy Tsuba

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189.00 USD

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Handmade Full Tang Ninja Sword T10 Carbon Steel With Multi-colored Scabbard

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299.00 USD

Handmade Japanese Japanese Chokuto Ninjato Sword T10 Carbon Steel

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279.00 USD

Hand-forged T10 Carbon Steel Japanese Ninjato Sword

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259.00 USD

Hand-forged Full Tang Ninjato With T10 Carbon Steel Blade And Natural Wood Saya

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219.00 USD

Handmade Japanese Ninjato Ninja Sword T10 Carbon Steel With Marble Scabbard

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Handmade Japanese Anime Sword With Rosewood Saya

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189.00 USD

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Handmade Ninjato Straight Japanese Sword Real Hamon With White Scabbard

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239.00 USD

Handmade Blind Fury Zatoichi Sword Real Hamon With Green Scabbard

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559.00 USD

Handmade Full Tang Japanese Anime Sword

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229.00 USD

Handmade Japanese Chokuto Ninjato Sword T10 Carbon Steel

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389.00 USD

Handmade Japanese Ninjato Ninja Sword Real Hamon With Blue Scabbard

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249.00 USD

Handmade Japanese Ninjato Ninja Sword Real Hamon Full Tang

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229.00 USD

Handmade Japanese Ninjato Ninja Sword T10 Carbon Steel

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249.00 USD

Japanese Shikomizue Sword T10 Folded Clay Tempered Steel Full Tang

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199.00 USD

Handmade Japanese Chokuto Ninjato Sword T10 Carbon Steel Real Hamon

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Handmade Japanese Ninjato Ninja Sword Real Hamon With Blue Scabbard

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199.00 USD

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T10 Ninja Swords — Clay-Tempered T10 Carbon Steel Straight-Blade Ninjato Collectibles

A T10 ninja sword occupies an unusual and compelling position in Japanese sword collecting: it brings the premium blade quality of clay-tempered T10 carbon steel - typically associated with the refined aesthetics of the katana and wakizashi tradition - to the geometric directness of the straight-blade ninjato format. T10 steel's fine grain structure allows for clay-tempered differential heat treatment producing a visible hamon, and on a straight-blade ninjato, the hamon runs the full length of the straight edge from kissaki to habaki in a different visual character from the hamon on a curved katana. The straight blade shows the hamon as a more linear feature, with the wave pattern of the temper line visible against the straight edge geometry in a way that has no close visual parallel in the katana format.

T10 ninja swords in this collection include chokuto straight-blade pieces in shirasaya and full-fitted configurations. The chokuto format - a straight single-edged blade in the classical Japanese sword profile without the katana's sori curve - is the most traditional of the straight-blade Japanese sword forms, predating the curved katana in the historical Japanese sword development timeline. T10 chokuto with visible hamon are among the most unusual and historically interesting pieces in the straight-blade category. Full-fitted T10 ninjato pieces include complete tsuba guard and scabbard assembly in conventional ninjato fitting styles. For related T10 sword options, our T10 carbon steel katana and T10 wakizashi sword collections provide the same premium blade quality in curved formats.

T10 ninja swords are ideal for collectors who want the premium blade craft quality of clay-tempered T10 hamon in a blade profile that is visually and conceptually different from the standard katana format. The straight-blade geometry creates a display impression entirely distinct from the katana's flowing curve, and the hamon's presence on the straight blade adds a blade quality dimension that standard ninjato configurations in 1045 or Manganese Steel cannot provide.

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes a T10 ninja sword different from a standard ninjato?

A T10 ninja sword and a standard ninjato differ primarily in the steel grade's heat treatment capability and the resulting blade quality. A standard ninjato in 1045 carbon steel or Manganese Steel is a reliable full-tang collectible that provides the straight-blade format and color or surface treatment options associated with the ninjato aesthetic, but its blade surface is typically uniform without a distinctive hamon. A T10 ninja sword is built from a steel grade whose fine grain structure and high carbon content allow for clay-tempered differential heat treatment that produces a visible hamon - the wave-patterned temper line along the blade edge that is the primary quality indicator in the Japanese sword tradition. On a T10 ninja sword's straight blade, the hamon runs as a wave along the straight edge geometry, creating a visual feature unique to the straight-blade format. The combination of the ninjato's geometric straight profile and the T10 blade's hamon detail gives the T10 ninja sword a visual and material character that no standard ninjato can replicate.

What is a chokuto straight blade and how does it relate to the ninjato?

A chokuto is a straight single-edged blade in the classical Japanese sword profile, predating the curved katana in the historical Japanese sword development timeline. The chokuto's straight profile is the most direct descendant of the straight single-edged sword that was the primary Japanese sword form before the curved katana emerged as the dominant design during the late Heian period. In the context of modern Japanese sword collecting, chokuto and ninjato are both terms for straight single-edged Japanese sword forms, and the two are closely related in design concept. The ninjato as a cultural concept - the straight-blade sword associated with ninja - draws on the chokuto form as its historical reference, and many pieces described as ninjato use the chokuto blade profile and proportion. In practical collecting terms, a T10 chokuto and a T10 ninjato in this collection both feature straight single-edged blades with clay-tempered T10 steel and visible hamon - the naming convention reflects the specific fitting style and cultural reference rather than a fundamentally different blade geometry.

How does the hamon appear on a straight-blade T10 ninja sword compared to a curved katana?

The hamon on a straight-blade T10 ninja sword and on a curved katana have the same fundamental formation process - clay-tempered differential heat treatment creates the boundary between harder edge and tougher spine - but the straight blade geometry creates a visually distinct presentation of the hamon. On a curved katana, the hamon follows the blade's sori curve from habaki to kissaki, and the interplay between the hamon's wave pattern and the blade's curve creates a flowing visual rhythm that is enhanced by the organic movement of the curved profile. On a straight ninjato blade, the hamon runs along the straight edge as a more linear feature - the wave pattern of the temper boundary is visible, but against the absolute straight geometry of the blade edge rather than against a curve. This creates a different visual character: the hamon on a straight blade has a more precise, direct quality that some collectors find a compelling alternative to the flowing hamon of a curved katana. The straight blade also allows the full hamon length to be seen in a single view without the perspective foreshortening that the katana's curve creates.

What display options work well for a T10 ninja sword?

A T10 ninja sword can be displayed effectively with standard Japanese sword display hardware, with some considerations specific to the straight-blade profile. Standard horizontal two-peg wall brackets accommodate straight-blade pieces well, with the pegs supporting the scabbard at two points along its length. The straight-blade's flat profile means it rests more naturally on horizontal pegs than the curved katana, which has a slight tendency to rotate due to its sori. For a display that emphasizes the hamon, position a directed light source - a spotlight or track light - at an angle to the blade surface: the hamon on a T10 blade is most visible under directed light at approximately 30-45 degrees from the blade surface. Against a neutral or dark wall background, the straight blade's geometric clarity reads as a bold linear form that is a compelling contrast to any curved katana pieces in the same arrangement. Tabletop stands in the katana-width profile work well for the T10 ninjato format, and the straight blade's stability on a horizontal stand makes it easy to position for inspection of the hamon detail.

Customer Reviews

Gerald Avalos California, United States

Feb 15, 2026 22:03

Received my Shinai in record time, very satisfied with the quality. Will definitely shop there again.

Handmade Japanese Ninjato Ninja Sword Real Hamon Full Tang

Bryan Bacon Missouri, United States

Feb 15, 2026 12:06

Very nice quality sword. Very well crafted, sharp, and looks great on display. Came packaged very well. Over, very nice product and will certainly purchase more in the future.

Handmade Chokuto Ninjato Sword T10 Carbon Steel Real Hamon

Jose Virginia, United States

Feb 13, 2026 13:14

Like a true ninja it appeared on my doorstep. Beautiful work and it’s a real sword. Heavier than I expected and really solid. A beautiful piece of art that’s fully functional. Came from China and arrived really quickly. Thanks True Katana. Expect a few more orders from me in the near future

Hand-forged T10 Carbon Steel Japanese Ninjato Sword

David Allgood North Carolina, United States

Jan 22, 2026 12:04

It’s very sharp, very lightweight and it came out great!!

Handmade Chokuto Ninjato Sword T10 Carbon Steel Real Hamon

Daniel Graham Florida, United States

Oct 04, 2025 15:30

Thank you for the amazing katanas and customer service!! Great company

Handmade Chokuto Ninjato Sword T10 Carbon Steel Real Hamon

Leule Abiy Virginia, United States

May 13, 2025 13:28

It looks exactly how I wanted it but it came very dirty. It seems like the sleeve was a perfect size for the blade so I’m not sure how it got this dirty but I will give a update on how the sword is holding up after a few weeks/months.

Handmade Chokuto Ninjato Sword T10 Carbon Steel Real Hamon

Stuart Malkuch California, United States

Mar 24, 2025 19:24

Outstanding product as advertised. Sword is very sharp and was well packaged for shipment.