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Think Samurai always drew their swords with the blade facing up? You’re in for a surprise! Discover the forgotten Tachi sword and the deadly reason why ancient warriors carried it facing down. The Tachi was a powerful weapon, designed for the unique challenges of mounted warfare in old Japan. When battle tactics changed, so did the sword. We uncover the historical truth about the Tachi's design and how it helped save precious seconds in the heat of battle. Check out the source link for more in-depth knowledge on Japanese sword history!
​Source:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tachi



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00:00You think samurai always drew their swords facing up, but why did ancient warriors carry
00:05the legendary Tachi sword facing down? This long, curved sword was made in ancient Japan
00:12with a blade length of up to 80 centimeters, designed for striking from horseback. But the
00:18problem arose when battles shifted to ground forces, equipped with spears, guns, and swords.
00:23To adapt to these new fighting styles, they shortened the Tachi sword to make it shorter
00:28and lighter. The reason the Tachi sword faced downward was to save time when striking the enemy.

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