Weapons Encyclopedia 190 Sasumata 3D print model

Model Information: Sasumata.This model is 3D-printable.Designed for use in figures, dioramas, and miniatures.

Scale: 1:1 (approximately 2500mm, 98.42inches),It is recommended that users resize and use the model.(e.g. 1:6, 1:7, 1:8)

1 3dm file, 5 STL files.(1 undivided and 4 divided files)

[Weapons Encyclopedia]

Sasumata

• ength: 2.5–3.0m
• Weight: 2.0-3.5kg
• Era: Muromachi-Edo (14th-19th centuries)
• Region: japan

Sasumata was introduced to Japan from China during the Muromachi period. Later, during the Edo period, it became established as a weapon for subduing opponents, such as for guarding or capturing. The spearhead had a 'U' shaped metal attached to it, and it was used to subdue opponents by squeezing their arms, necks, or legs. It was also used to collapse houses to prevent fires from spreading.

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