Katana Codex: Japanese Swords
刀剣図鑑 - 日本刀を学ぶ図鑑
Katana Codex: Japanese Swords is #22 in Reference Paid in Japan and charting in 1 of 24 countries we track.
Updated 27 Sep 2026 · rankings refresh through the day
Developer冰冰 邓
CategoryReference
Price250 JPY
Released
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Version1.0
Age rating4+
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27 Sep 2026
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#22
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Katana Codex: Japanese Swords on the App Store
App details
App ID
6780731994
Publisher
冰冰 邓
Content rating
4+
Where Katana Codex: Japanese Swords's downloads come from Modelled
Last 30 days: organic search, browsing the store, features and paid ads.
Where it ranks now
Every top chart it appears in across 24 countries.
| Country | Charts | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| Japan | ReferencePaid | #22 |
Apps near Katana Codex: Japanese Swords on the chart
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About Katana Codex: Japanese Swords
Katana Codex is an illustrated guide to Japan's historical swords, built around an interactive part-by-part diagram. It features the "Five Greatest Swords" (Tenka-Goken) such as Mikazuki Munechika and Dojigiri Yasutsuna, along with many blades designated as National Treasures or Important Cultural Properties.
HIGHLIGHTS
- A curated catalog of legendary and nationally designated Japanese swords
- "Anatomy" view: tap the blade to learn each part — kissaki, yokote, hamon, shinogi, mune, hi, monouchi, habaki, machi, nakago, mei, mekugi-ana
- Detail pages with smith, school, era, collection, cultural-property status, dimensions and notes
- Real photographs from museum open data (Wikimedia Commons)
- Browse by designation (National Treasure / Imperial / Important Cultural Property) and search by name, smith or collection
ABOUT THE DATA
Factual data is referenced from Wikidata (CC0) and images from Wikimedia Commons (per-file licenses), with sources credited in-app. Descriptions are original text based on primary sources. Dimensions and dates are reference values from public information.
This app covers only historical swords, smiths and terminology. It contains no copyrighted content from any game or franchise (no characters, names or staging).
HIGHLIGHTS
- A curated catalog of legendary and nationally designated Japanese swords
- "Anatomy" view: tap the blade to learn each part — kissaki, yokote, hamon, shinogi, mune, hi, monouchi, habaki, machi, nakago, mei, mekugi-ana
- Detail pages with smith, school, era, collection, cultural-property status, dimensions and notes
- Real photographs from museum open data (Wikimedia Commons)
- Browse by designation (National Treasure / Imperial / Important Cultural Property) and search by name, smith or collection
ABOUT THE DATA
Factual data is referenced from Wikidata (CC0) and images from Wikimedia Commons (per-file licenses), with sources credited in-app. Descriptions are original text based on primary sources. Dimensions and dates are reference values from public information.
This app covers only historical swords, smiths and terminology. It contains no copyrighted content from any game or franchise (no characters, names or staging).
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