Victorinox Japan Limited Sengoku Samurai Climber Collection – 5 Legendary Warriors

The Spirit of Japan's Legendary Samurai. The Craftsmanship of Switzerland.

A Limited Japanese Collection – Discover All Five Designs

Featuring five legendary figures from Japan's Sengoku period, each design brings together traditional Japanese Sumi-e artistry and the iconic functionality of the Victorinox Climber.

Whether you choose your favorite samurai or collect all five, this special Japan Limited collection is a unique way to celebrate Japanese history and craftsmanship.

Discover a remarkable fusion of Japanese history and Swiss craftsmanship with the Victorinox Japan Limited Sengoku Samurai Climber Collection.

Inspired by five of Japan's most legendary warlords from the Sengoku period (1467–1615), this special collection brings the spirit of Japan's samurai era to life through striking Japanese ink wash paintings (Sumi-e).

Each design features an iconic historical figure, beautifully illustrated on the handle of the classic Victorinox Climber Swiss Army Knife. The artwork captures the character and legacy of these legendary leaders, transforming a practical everyday multi-tool into a distinctive collectible.

Created in collaboration with Okazu, a renowned Japanese Sumi-e artist associated with Sengoku Dama, the collection celebrates the meeting of traditional Japanese artistry and Victorinox's renowned Swiss-made functionality.

Whether you are a fan of Japanese history, fascinated by samurai culture, a Victorinox collector, or searching for a unique gift, this collection offers something truly special.

Limited Availability – Only a Small Quantity Available at Hasu-Seizo.

Five Legendary Warriors. Five Distinctive Designs. One Extraordinary Collection.

Choose Your Favorite Samurai

Oda Nobunaga – The Visionary Unifier

One of the most influential warlords in Japanese history, Oda Nobunaga was a bold military leader whose ambition and innovative strategies helped pave the way for the unification of Japan. His design reflects the commanding presence and revolutionary spirit of a leader who changed the course of Japanese history.

Date Masamune – The One-Eyed Dragon

Known as the One-Eyed Dragon of the North, Date Masamune was celebrated for his bold personality, strategic brilliance, and distinctive style. His iconic samurai image makes this design especially appealing to admirers of Japanese warrior culture.

Sanada Yukimura – Japan's Finest Warrior

Renowned for his extraordinary courage and battlefield leadership, Sanada Yukimura became one of Japan's most celebrated samurai warriors. His legendary red armor and Six Coins family crest symbolize unwavering determination and the spirit of a warrior prepared to face any challenge.

Tokugawa Ieyasu – The Founder of the Tokugawa Shogunate

A patient and strategic leader, Tokugawa Ieyasu established the Tokugawa shogunate in 1603, ushering in an era of political stability that lasted for more than 260 years. His design honors the legacy of one of Japan's most consequential historical figures.

Toyotomi Hideyoshi – The Great Unifier

Rising from humble beginnings, Toyotomi Hideyoshi became one of Japan's most powerful leaders and completed the unification of the country. His remarkable journey from a foot soldier to ruler of Japan represents ambition, determination, and extraordinary achievement.

The Victorinox Climber – 14 Practical Functions

Beyond its distinctive Japanese artwork, each knife is built on the trusted Victorinox Climber platform.

Compact, versatile, and ready for everyday adventures, the Climber combines 14 useful functions in a convenient pocket-sized design.

A Unique Gift for Collectors and Japan Enthusiasts

More than an everyday pocket tool, the Sengoku Samurai Climber Collection celebrates the remarkable history of Japan's legendary warriors through traditional Japanese ink art.

Choose your favorite historical figure, collect all five designs, or give one as a memorable gift to someone who appreciates Japanese culture, history, and exceptional craftsmanship.

A piece of Japanese history, carried in your pocket.

14 Integrated Tools

Frequently Asked Questions

Are there any mechanical or size differences among the five samurai designs?

No. Every model in the collection is built on the exact same Victorinox Climber 91mm chassis. All five variants share the identical 14-tool stainless steel configuration, 2 mm blade thickness, and 91 × 26 × 18 mm frame. Only the illustrated Sumi-e artwork on the Cellidor scales differs.

Who designed the artwork for the Sengoku Samurai Climber series?

The artwork was illustrated by Okazu, a master Japanese Sumi-e (ink wash painting) artist affiliated with Sengoku Dama, a recognized design house dedicated to authentic Sengoku-era military history and aesthetics. The dynamic brushwork captures each warlord's historical persona while preserving the fine details on the knife's compact handle.

How should I clean and maintain the printed Cellidor scales and blades?

Wipe the printed handles with a soft microfiber cloth and lukewarm water. Avoid exposing the Cellidor scales to rubbing alcohol, acetone, or harsh chemical solvents, as these will cloud or dissolve the high-gloss resin finish. Keep the stainless steel blades and pivot springs clean with warm water and mild detergent, drying thoroughly before applying a drop of food-safe mineral oil to the joints.

Where does Hasu-Seizo source and ship this limited Japanese collection?

Hasu-Seizo imports these Japan Limited edition knives directly from authorized Japanese distribution channels into the Pacific Northwest. Orders are inspected and fulfilled from the greater Seattle area, providing domestic US shipping without overseas import delays or customs surcharges.