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| rdfs:comment | - A kamayari (usually written as kama yari literally "sickle spear") is a medieval Japanese spear to which a single-edged, sickle-shaped blade is attached. The kama yari was likely used in a similar fashion as a hook. The sickle blade was usually large enough to hold the head, neck or jaw (when in a tree), or to hook limbs of a swordsman on the ground, as well as to dismount a horseman.
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| Ingredient | - Silk Thread
- Iron Ingot
- Oak Lumber
- Tama-Hagane
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| abstract | - A kamayari (usually written as kama yari literally "sickle spear") is a medieval Japanese spear to which a single-edged, sickle-shaped blade is attached. The kama yari was likely used in a similar fashion as a hook. The sickle blade was usually large enough to hold the head, neck or jaw (when in a tree), or to hook limbs of a swordsman on the ground, as well as to dismount a horseman.
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