Hi, just wondering, any1 here has any experience in bringing in katanas into sabah? I have one in johor, but I need to tranport it here since I'm posted to sabah...
KAtana, I want one!
KAtana, I want one!
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Nov 4 2008, 08:46 PM
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Hi, just wondering, any1 here has any experience in bringing in katanas into sabah? I have one in johor, but I need to tranport it here since I'm posted to sabah...
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Mar 19 2009, 09:52 AM
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QUOTE(tataxi @ Feb 15 2009, 01:14 PM) does that mean if we do not bring it in public it wont matter? To get a registered katana from Japan would probably cost around the range of RM10k if from awell-know master and high number of folds. Paul Chen's katanas are already very good and already very pricey.(like collecting it in private area, homes , etc) anyway who says petaling street dosent sell katanas theres lotsa them in central market but with stupid prices, bad bad quality if u're a collector u know it if u still going to collect that kind of quality things means u're still noob by the way, japan dosent permit thier registered katana to be exported that easily, unless u have some rank in kendo or kenjutsu and is a sensei dont be fooled if someone tell u he is selling a katana from japan and is registered its probally from china For those collectors who buy solely for ornamental purposes, I wouldn't blame them for buying from central market. That is what they wanted. To them it is a decoration meant to sit in a cupboard. They probably don't know what is a full tang. By the way, anyone knows where to get choji oil? Mine's going to run out soon... |
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