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Kaiken (yap. 懐 剣, before the quikken spelling reform, also futokoro-gatan) is a dagger carried by male and female samurai class in Japan, a kind of tanto. Kaikans were used for self-defense in a room where long kataks and medium length wakizashi were less convenient and effective than short daggers. Women wore them in the belt-obi for self-defense or (rarely) for suicide (dziga). You could wear them in a brocade sack with a tight cord that allowed you to quickly get a dagger. Kaiken was one of the wedding gifts to a woman. Currently, he is one of the accessories of the traditional Japanese wedding ceremony: the bride takes a kaiken to be lucky.
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