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== Japanese weapons, armour and equipment ==
 * Sword construction
 * Horimono
 * Japanese sword mountings
 * Japanese sword polishing
 * Japanese swordsmithing
 * Tameshigiri


 * Swords and daggers
 * Chokutō
 * Dōtanuki
 * Guntō
 * Kabutowari
 * Japanese sword
 * Kaiken (dagger)
 * Katana
 * Kodachi
 * Nagamaki
 * Ōdachi
 * Shinken
 * Ninjatō
 * Tachi
 * Tantō
 * Uchigatana
 * Wakizashi
 * Yoroidōshi


 * Pole and spear weapons
 * Bisento
 * Hoko yari
 * Kamayari
 * Naginata
 * Sasumata
 * Sodegarami
 * Torimono sandōgu
 * Tsukubō
 * Yari


 * Practice weapons
 * Bokken
 * Iaitō
 * Shinai
 * Suburitō
 * Tanren bō


 * Armour
 * Japanese armour
 * Auxiliary armours of Japan
 * Bōgu
 * Dō (armour)
 * Dō-maru
 * Haramaki (armour)
 * Kabuto
 * Karuta (armour)
 * Kikko (Japanese armour)
 * Kusari (Japanese mail armour)
 * Mempo
 * Ō-yoroi
 * Proofing (armour)
 * Sangu (armour)
 * Tatami (Japanese armour)


 * Samurai accoutrements
 * Abumi (stirrup)
 * Daishō
 * Horo (cloak)
 * Kaginawa
 * Kate-bukuro
 * Kubi bukuro
 * Uchi-bukuro
 * Uwa-obi
 * Yebira


 * Chain and rope weapons
 * Chigiriki
 * Kusarigama
 * Kusari-fundo
 * Kyoketsu-shoge


 * Clubs and truncheons
 * Jitte
 * Kanabō
 * Tekkan


 * Staff weapons
 * Bō
 * Hanbō
 * Jō
 * Tambo (weapon)


 * Other Japanese weapons
 * Bajōzutsu
 * Bo-hiya
 * Kama (weapon)
 * Makibishi
 * Metsubushi
 * Ono (weapon)
 * Ōtsuchi
 * Oyumi
 * Shobo
 * Shuriken
 * Suntetsu
 * Tanegashima (Japanese matchlock)
 * Ya (arrow)
 * Yubi-bo
 * Yumi


 * Signal devices
 * Hata-jirushi
 * Horagai
 * Japanese war fan
 * Kabura-ya (Japanese signal arrow)
 * Nobori
 * Saihai


 * Users
 * Ashigaru
 * Edo period police
 * Ninja
 * Rōnin
 * Samurai
 * Sōhei
 * Yamabushi