Carry Bag Bokken/Jo/Tanto (nylon)

Name: Carry Bag Bokken/Jo/Tanto (nylon)
Brand: Seido
SKU: WB200
Price: 8400.0 JPY
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Rating: 4.72 (47 reviews)

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Nylon Reinforced Bokken/Jo/Tanto Bag

Made in Japan

Material: Nylon and Synthetic Leather

Length: 130 cm | Width: 10.5 cm | Weight: 350 g

Available Colors: Navy Blue or Black

Name Plate Option: Synthetic leather plate with embroidered name (maximum 1 name)

With its total length of 130 cm, this bag allows storage of a full Aikido weapon set including Bokken, Jo, and Tanto.
This bag is made of a nylon composite used to make the sails of ships, extremely strong, but also water resistant, it is available in navy blue or black.
The bottom part is reinforced with synthetic leather. The adaptable shoulder strap ensures a comfortable transport and the push closure allows fast opening and closing. Two additional tightening straps allow the fixation of the weapons so that they do not collide. This bag features also an external pocket for Tsuba / Tsubadome and last but not least, the Tanto pocket on the inside allows the storage of a standard length Tanto ( 30 cm maximum)!

"Name Plate" Option (+1,000 JPY): Optionally, you can add a name plate embroidered with your name. This plate is made of synthetic leather, and will be directly integrated on the bag before shipping.
Please note: given the little space available, it is only possible to embroider either a first name, a last name, or a word (Aikido, Aikibudo etc.)
For more information about Japanese embroidery, please consult the page "How to Choose your Japanese Embroidery".
Japanese Style Embroidery on Martial Arts Equipement
All standard customizations are to be ordered directly on each product page, under the "Product Customizations" section. Logos and special embroideries must be discussed prior to placing your order.

In Japan, the inclusion of one's name on one's equipment is very common, it is even sometimes imposed by the teacher. Embroidering one's name is considered as a mark of humility (it means that you do not consider yourself worthy enough of interest for the teacher to remember your name). Beyond that, embroidery, whether on martial arts equipment or not, is an important part of Japanese culture. Athletes, martial artists, waiters in restaurants etc. all commonly have their names on their outfit!

While Japanese people embroider their surnames, westerners usually use their first-names. Although it is much more common in Japan to call a person by their surname name, Japanese teachers are usually aware of this cultural difference and will not hesitate to call foreigners by their first name.
It is also common to embroider the name of club, dojo, or university to which one is attached, whether on the Hakama, jacket, or belt.

Traditional Japanese embroidery was erected as an art. Ninety percent of automated embroidery machines sold worldwide are manufactured in Japan and there is an embroidery workshop at almost every corner! SeidoShop uses a professional embroidery machine (Barudan) of the same type as those used by high-end specialty shops.

Embroideries are available in Roman characters (classic alphabet), katakana (Japanese phonetic alphabet for the transcription of foreign sounds), hiragana (Japanese phonetic alphabet classic), and kanji (Sino-Japanese characters). In the case of a Japanese character embroidery, you can send us a file or write to us when you checkout.

It may be possible to embroider items at other locations than those proposed in our modules or in other fonts and colors, or even to create logos. Contact us if you have a particular query.

Contents

Hakama Embroidery

Dogi Embroidery

Belt Embroidery

Embroidery on other products

Japanese Embroidery & Name Transcription

Logo Design Embroidery
Hakama Embroidery

Typically, the name of the practitioner goes on the right buttock.

Japanese writing is usually vertical on buttock and horizontal on koshiita.

In English, it can be vertical for capital letters, or horizontal for cursive writing.

The name of the art, style, or school may be placed before the name on the right buttock, or on the koshiita.

On Koshiita, it is the standard is a horizontal embroidery, in Japanese and English.

Although it is uncommon, it is also possible to embroider on the inside of the koshiita. In this case, the characters are above our logo and also horizontal.

Positions

Right Hip

Koshiita - Outside

Koshiita - Inside
Aikidogi Embroidery

Typically, the name of the practitioner goes on the left shoulder or on the collar.

Japanese writing is usually vertical on the border tail, and horizontal on the sleeve.

In English, it can be vertical for capital letters and horizontal for cursive writing.

In cases of cursive writing on the lower collar, embroidery will be moved to the left of the logo (base of the jacket).

The name of the art, style, or school is usually placed vertically on the chest.

It is also possible to embroider on the back of the neck or any other position. These options are not available directly on the site, please contact us for any special requests.

On the pants, embroidery is beside the logo, vertically for Japanese letters, or horizontally for English (cursive font).

Positions

Left Sleeves

Border Tail

Left Chest
Obi (Belt) Embroidery

Two types of embroidery are available for belts: Non integrated embroidery and Integrated embroidery.
Non-integrated embroideries are made on top of the belt stitches and therefore, they are visible on both sides.
Integrated embroideries are made during manufacturing at the workshop and therefore, they will only show on one side of the belt. This latter type is a customization and incurs slightly longer manufacturing times.

Typically, the name of the practitioner goes to position 1 (logo side).

The name of the art, style, or school goes to position 2.

It is possible to embroider the surname, first name, or both.

In Japanese, embroideries are always vertical.

You can chose from Kaishotai (classic style font) and Gyoshotai (Cursive/stylized font).

English cursive embroideries are always horizontal.

English capital letters are usually vertical (horizontal possible).

Please note that white and colored belts and the soft black belt model only allow non-integrated embroideries, while all other black belts can have either ones.

When Aikikai label is selected for a belt, it is stitched to the blank end.

Non Integrated Embroidery

Aikido Embroidery (Non integrated)

Integrated Embroidery

Aikido Embroidery (Integrated)
Embroidery on Other Products

It is possible to embroider almost all of our products. For bags, towels, and name plates (for bags), you can tick the options available on every product page.

There is no common position for this type of embroidery, and if our options do not completely meet your requirements, do not hesitate to contact us to request more information.

Japanese Embroidery & Name Transcription

SeidoShop offers free translation of your name and/or surname. This translation is performed after confirmation of your order based on official transcription tables. If your name is uncommon or the pronunciation is not usual, you can specify it as a comments on each embroidery module, we will contact you if necessary. Transcription of a name can sometimes be done in several ways, including the level of "long" characters. All translations proposed are checked by our native Japanese staff, but if you already have embroidered equipment, the safest way is to send us a photo of the characters (by email) or write them down on the "other instructions" field available on all embroidery modules. Note that we do not accept any complaint concerning a possible difference with a translation that you might have if you have not sent us your request prior to manufacturing.

Japanese is written using three separate alphabets. The kanji characters are Sino-Japanese from China, they are complex, and are stylized semi semantics. They have from one to a dozen different pronunciations for the same character depending on the context. Hiragana and katakana are two alphabets that can express existing sounds in the Japanese language (Ka, Mi, Kou Shi, etc.). Kanji are mainly used for writing common names, Japanese verbs and surnames. The primary function hiragana writing is as part of grammar and conjugation as well as simple words and some Japanese names.

Katakana are used for the transcription of words and names of foreign origin, allowing the Japanese to pronounce any foreign word using their own sounds (adaptation). The foreigners' names are translated into katakana, with very few exceptions. It is this "official" translation that we offer automatically and free of charge. Please note that if your request is for initials, it will not be translatable in Katakana and will be embroidered in roman alphabet with the selected font.

It is possible to translate a foreign name in kanji, choosing characters whose pronunciation is approaching, it is known as the "ateji" technique. However, for the same name, there may be hundreds of combinations, and since it is not customary for foreign residents in Japan to translate their name in kanji (this can lead to misunderstandings), we do not offer translation of names into kanji.

Embroidery in English

It is possible to embroider your name in Japanese but also in English or "Roman" alphabet. Since originally, embroidery is a mark of humility, alphabet writing seems more appropriate if it is to be read by a non-Japanese teacher. You will find various options in the chapter "Writing & Fonts."
It will be necessary however to embroider one's name in katakana for those wishing to visit Japan, as many Japanese are unable to "read / pronounce" the Western alphabet.

Embroider a Japanese Word or Phrase

If you want to embroider the name of an art or a Japanese school, simply indicate it in English in the module for embroidery. E.g. if you enter "Aikido" or "Iwama Ryu", then select the language "Japanese", we will automatically transcribe it into Kanji.

If you want to embroider the translation of an English word in Japanese, enter the English word, we will do the translation. E.g. if you enter "Tiger" then select the language "Japanese", we will translate it into "Tora" (Tiger). We will contact you if the translation is subject to interpretation.

If you already have a translation of your name, you can attach a picture or a text file on all embroidery/engraving modules. This is totally optional the translation of your name is free. Whenever possible, for dojo names and other specific expressions, please attach a file for all prints. Please note that several translations sometimes exist for the same name and that we cannot accept claims if an alternative translation to that which you were expecting was provided with your order unless you attached a file to your order with the specific characters desired.

For any complex expression, please contact us before you order. Although most common expressions have an equivalent in Japanese, this is not always the case.
Embroidery of Logos & Designs

We can of course offer this service, however, the charge varies according to the complexity of the logo, number of colors, etc. You will need to contact us beforehand so we can provide a quote.
Please note that we will not take into account any logo embroidery requests ordered through the standard embroidery module.

Multiple colours: maximum 4 colours, chosen from the embroidery colour palette.

Maximum size: approximately 12 x 12 cm.

Graphic charges: for designing the logo (to be paid once, the logo is kept for 10 years): between 2,000 YEN and 10,000 YEN. These costs depend mainly on the complexity of the logo (complexity of the shape, size of the smallest elements) and are estimated by our graphic designer within 3 days after receiving your request.

Embroidery fee: depending on the size of the logo, between 2,000 YEN and 5,000 YEN. Charged per embroidery.

Delivery: 1 to 2 weeks.
Check out our embroidery workshop presentation on Youtube
Other Resources :

Blog SeidoShop: Embroideries on Martial Arts Equipment
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Anonymous (Montrouge, FR)

Beau produit
Housse conforme à la description, bien pensée.

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Anonymous (Leominster, US)

very nice product.
very nice product

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Erik Van Lierde

Housse parfaite et pratique
La housse est de qualité supérieure et fabriquée d'un matière très sophistiqué.

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Jeffrey Jacobo (Costa Rica)

An excellent product and highly recommended, but a poor shipping company chosen
The bag is made of a very good material, it does not fit perfectly but it is quite functional; I have no complaints with the process carried out by Seido, I recommend them. The only problem was the shipment, because the company they chose was FedEx and it was a headache, they did not go through the customs entry process because they considered the package "dangerous weapons", so they charged an additional fee and in the end neither They provided me with the packages. I had to hire a third party service to process the permits. In the end, in administrative and warehouse processes, I paid an amount equal to the cost of the equipment, doubling the cost. Seido excellent service, but the shipping company was the worst choice.

Thank you very much for your excellent review!

Unfortunately, the problem was not FedEx, it was Costa Rica's customs.
We've had issues with UPS and DHL as well in the past, and not a single package that has not been detained by customs for some time/verifications.
(Note: the package also contained wooden weapons, hence the customs issue)

We have a few customers who actually have their packages shipped to the US then forwarded to Costa Rica. We do not know specifically if this works well in Costa Rica, but we have many customers in South America doing this, and they say freight forwarders from the US to South America have their specific routes to avoid such issues.
We would therefore recommend Costa Ricans to investigate this possibility before ordering directly from us, to the risk of being overcharged for customs procedures.

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浩川井

しっかりしています
作りが良いです。留め金もよく考えられており使いやすいです。

木剣・杖・短刀を入れるのにちょうど良いです。

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Burt (USA)

Bag looks cheaply made.
Bag has no place to get a bokken out- and the materials are cheap and flimsy looking. Bought it for a gift snd not giving it . The embroidered name is a piece of vinyl (leather??) with the name written on it and inserted in a clear plastic slot- not on the bag. Not the quality I have received from Seido products. Would not recommend this bag.

Thank you for your review.

Your review seems to show very high expectations for an entry-level product.
Of course, this product is entirely made in Japan, and if you compare with a similar made in China product, you will immediately see the different with the finish quality (as all other reviews seems to confirm).

Regarding the product cost/performance, it is 6,100 YEN (or about 54 USD), shipping included. This places the product at around 40 USD, shipping excluded. For this price, you cannot, of course, expect the highest quality materials, although no compromises is made with quality, as for this class of 'nylon material', the fabric we use is of the highest grade available on the market.

Finally, regarding the name plate, well... it is what is advertised 'a Name plate', not an embroidery on the bag itself, and it is made of synthetic leather, as clearly explained in the product description. It is, of course, a high quality embroidery, similar to the embroidery we perform on Hakama and Dogi.
It is, indeed, behind a plastic glass (again, as shown with much detail on product pictures), and if you have other ideas of what could replace these pieces of plastic, feel free to send your proposals.

Reviews of the other products you ordered would have been much apperciated. Maybe next time!

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AshL (UK)

Well made and ok for purpose
It’s a well made case and fits perfectly. Only issue with it is I’d thought from the description that the straps mentioned allowed for separation of bokken and jo so they didn’t clash together. But this isn’t the case as the straps are on the outside, so you can tighten them so the weapons don’t move around, but they’ll still be in contact with each so risk of damage.

Thank you very much for your review.
Please make sure to reread the product description, which says: Two additional TIGHTENING straps allow the FIXATION of the weapons so that they do not collide.
Nowhere it is mentionned that the straps allow for 'seperation' of the Bokken and Jo.

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Alain (Les Avirons)

Belle housse
Belle housse, solide et bien proportionnée. Très satisfait

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Jaime Quesada (United States, Davis CA - Davis Doshin Aikido)

Great 👍 Compact Bag
Just ordered my 3rd carry bag. Great product. The nameplate embroidery was excellent. Bag is compact, designed to carry one Bokken, one tanto and one Jo. Not realizing it, I accidentally placed two Bokkens in the bag. Although a tight fit, the bag held 2 bokkens, 1 jo and 1 tanto. In terms of gear and weaponry, we predominantly use Seido Shop products. 👍👍. Seido consistently puts out quality boki.

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Wayne Hui (United States)

compact bag
This bag can only hold a single jo, a single bokken and a single tanto. When the tanto is in the bag, it is difficult to take out the bokken. I have to first remove the jo before I can get the bokken out. I wish the tanto holder is on the outside instead of the inside of the bag.
The extra pocket to hold the car keys is a good feature.

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For compliance reasons, reviews placed in French and Japanese and imported here on February 2024 do not display as 'verified'.
When importing Japanese reviews, the impossibility to automatically determine the presence of a familly name forced us to label all Japanese reviews as 'anonymous' (Familly names in roman characters have been filtered out).

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