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Buying a functional katana takes more than a quick online search. The market is crowded with decorative pieces disguised as the real thing. Labels like “battle-ready” sound reassuring, but they’re often just marketing. Without clear specs—steel type, hardness, tang construction—you…

A real katana can range from a few hundred dollars to tens of thousands. The gap between entry-level functional swords and high-end collector pieces is significant, but it’s not arbitrary. What you pay reflects craftsmanship, intended use, and the skill…