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In a captivating blend of tradition and modernity, an exhibition has emerged that unites the legendary “Evangelion” anime series with the ancient craft of Japanese sword-making. This innovative collaboration has birthed 30 unique swords, each intricately designed to reflect the essence of the anime, crafted by skilled contemporary artisans. Japanese swords have historically been celebrated

The unexpected return of a stolen sword from the statue of General William Shepard has sparked a renewed enthusiasm for preserving the rich history of Westfield. This resurgence is evident in the recent influx of historical donations to the local Historical Commission. Cindy Gaylord, who chairs the Historical Commission, noted a significant increase in offers

The Ottoman Empire, a dominant power from 1299 to 1923, stretched across Southeast Europe, Western Asia, and North Africa. At its height, the empire’s reach extended from the Balkans to the Arabian Peninsula and from North Africa to the Caucasus. Within this vast territory, the Ottomans developed a rich martial tradition, with swords playing a

Japanese swords, with their rich history and exquisite craftsmanship, continue to captivate both enthusiasts and newcomers. Currently, two prominent Tokyo museums are offering exhibitions that provide a deep dive into the world of these iconic weapons. Each exhibition presents a distinct perspective, making them must-see destinations for anyone interested in the art and history of

In the heart of Southeast Asia, a fascinating array of bladed weapons reflects the region’s rich cultural diversity, martial traditions, and natural environments. From the renowned Malaysian kris to the versatile Thai machetes, these weapons have historically played crucial roles in both warfare and daily life. Today, many of these traditional blades have been transformed