Japan’s Strongest Cord: Why Samurai Couldn’t Cut Sanada Himo

Why Japanese Hand-Woven Sanada-Himo Takes Days of Master Craftsmanship ▶Product in This Video: https://suigenkyo.store/en-us/collections/sanadahimo-enami?_pos=1&_psq=enami&_psid=57eefec3e&_ss=e ▶Craftsman Profile Isao Wada / Sanada-Himo Enami The 15th generation of Japanese braided cord Enami has been making Japanese braided cord cords in Kyoto for over 500 years. It is the only store specializing in hand-woven Sanada-himo, which also makes its necklaces and bracelets that match the modern age. Ancestors on the father's side were in charge of organizing ninja, and started making Japanese braided cord for them as a winter job. His ancestor on his mother's side was Sen no Rikyu. Please enjoy watching the Japanese craftsmanship!!!! ▶Contact: [email protected] © 2026 Suigenkyo Ltd. All rights reserved. #samurai #sanadauzumaki #Japan #process #handmade #traditional #craftsman #history #making 【Chapter】 00:00 - Introduction 00:46 - Measuring the Thread Length 02:52 - Connecting the Warp Threads 04:03 - History & Uses of Sanada Himo 05:04 - Hand-Weaving Process 07:25 - Finished Products