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Tokubigumi Fest 2025: A Celebration of Japanese Sword Culture

The anticipation is building for the upcoming Tokubigumi Fest 2025, an exciting event hosted by Marui Co., Ltd., located in Nakano, Tokyo. Slated to run from June 14, this year celebrates the 90th anniversary of the Tokugawa Art Museum in Nagoya, a venue renowned for its exquisite collection of samurai artifacts and swords. The fest will also feature merchandise inspired by some of the most iconic Japanese swords, including the famous Mikazuki Munechika and Hinata Masamune.

What is Tokubigumi Fest?

The term Tokubigumi refers collectively to six beloved swords in the museum's collection: Namazuo Toshiro, Goto Toshiro, Motonari Sadamune, Nanzen Ichimonji, Hon-saku Nagiyoshi, and Gozanrain Gojo. This festival centers around merchandise inspired by these renowned pieces. Along with selling exclusive items, Marui aims to foster an inclusive culture that celebrates individual passions through the Tokubigumi Fest. The event provides fans and newcomers alike a chance to immerse themselves in the deep history of Japanese blades.

Exclusive Merchandise and Special Collaborations

The festival highlights special merchandise that not only showcases the Tokubigumi swords but also features other important cultural artifacts, including the Yamabukigiri Kunihiro from the Ashikaga Cultural Foundation and national treasures like Mikazuki Munechika and Hinata Masamune from Tokyo National Museum and Mitsui Memorial Museum. These items will be beautifully designed under the theme of the