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Hattori Hanzō

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Sep 6, 2026

speaker_2HOST
6:35
them.
speaker_2HOST
6:35
Yeah, I would have actually made them into Hattori Hanzo's or Kyoto Steel swords.
speaker_3HOST
6:41
Kyoto
speaker_2HOST
6:42
Steel.
Al GattulloHOST
28:37
Uma Thurman.
Al GattulloHOST
28:38
When she's fighting, you know, when Hanzo Hattori is making the sword for her, she's training and the whole thing.
Al GattulloHOST
28:43
Right, right,
Joe PiscopoHOST
28:43
right.
Dan JonesHOST
24:17
And so she slays pretty much all of them with her.
Dan JonesHOST
24:20
I think she has a Hattori Hanzo sword by this point.
Dan JonesHOST
24:24
Never mind the specifics of Kill Bill 1.
Dan JonesHOST
24:28
This is sort of graphic overkill for entertainment.
Rob BaerHOST
40:07
And it's actually carbon steel, which I kind of found shocking.
Rob BaerHOST
40:12
It's not Hattori Hanzo steel, but what is, right? Who gets that? Anyways, so the very first thing I did was I extended it out.
Rob BaerHOST
40:20
And by the way, Harold, put this up to the mic.
Rob BaerHOST
40:24
This is a precision instrument.
speaker_0NARRATOR
35:54
To return home, Ieyasu needed to cross through Iga, the mountain province of the shinobi clans.
speaker_0NARRATOR
36:01
At a moment when the roads were flooded with the chaos of political transition and the very real possibility of assassination by agents loyal to Mitsuhide, it was a coca shinobi commander named Hattori Hanzo who organized and personally led the escort that brought Ieyasu safely through that passage.
speaker_0NARRATOR
36:22
Moving through terrain that conventional samurai escorts could not have navigated securely, using routes, safe houses, and local knowledge that only the Iga and Koka networks possessed, Hanzo's operation delivered one of the most consequential figures in Japanese history, from certain death to safety.
speaker_0NARRATOR
36:42
Without that crossing, there is no Tokugawa shogunate.
speaker_0NARRATOR
36:46
There is no 300-year peace.
speaker_0NARRATOR
36:48
The entire architecture of early modern Japan pivots, at least in part, on the skill of a shinobi commander, guiding a future ruler through the dark.
speaker_0NARRATOR
36:59
Hattori Hanzo would be rewarded with a position in Ieyasu's personal guard.
speaker_0NARRATOR
37:04
And his name would endure in Japanese culture for centuries, romanticized, mythologized, eventually given a second life in global popular imagination by filmmakers who understood instinctively that his story contained something archetypal.

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Aug 30 · 1 Mention

Jaden SchaeferHOST
5:02
They were about surviving against impossible odds.
Jaden SchaeferHOST
5:06
Now, focus on a name, Hattori Hanzo.
Jaden SchaeferHOST
5:10
His blade was sharp, but his mind, sharper.
Jaden SchaeferHOST
5:14
He led Iga's ninja, lending his services to Tokugawa Ieyasu, the future shogun.
Chris Ray GunHOST
59:02
Oh, jeez, you're right.
Chris Ray GunHOST
59:03
Hattori Hanzo.
Tom SweeneyHOST
59:06
That's crazy.
Tom SweeneyHOST
59:07
Speaking of that, speaking of that, it comes out next week.
Chris CabinHOST
12:58
Oh.
Andrew JupinHOST
12:58
Fucking Hattori Hanzo down there.
Stephen SajdakHOST
13:00
Listen, I watch the Chopped of sword making quite a bit.
Chris CabinHOST
13:05
Sure.
speaker_1NARRATOR
37:19
RealDoll expert Slade Fero has been repairing dolls for 10 years from his home in California.
PhilionHOST
37:24
Holy shit, this is the Hattori Hanzo of RealDolls.
speaker_1NARRATOR
37:29
Dolls come from far and wide for some much needed care and attention.
Slade FeroSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
37:34
[hammer thudding] Love it when they fit together like that.
Russ RollinsHOST
30:09
That thing is-
Ryan HolmesHOST
30:09
Is it a Hattori Hanzo?
Russ RollinsHOST
30:11
I don't know what that means, but I know it, it'll cut you up, that's for sure.
Ryan HolmesHOST
30:15
Okay.

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