Katsu Kaishū

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The Man Who Chose Peace

A Tokugawa retainer and statesman active from the late Edo to Meiji period, Katsu Kaishū is regarded as the "Father of the Navy" for laying its foundations. During the Boshin War, he served as the last Army Commissioner and negotiated the bloodless surrender of Edo. After the Meiji Restoration, he became the first Minister of the Navy. Although a master of Jikishinkage-ryū swordsmanship, he bound his sword and faced assassins unarmed.

Katsu Kaishu

Katsu Kaishū

Edo to Meiji Period

1823-1899

The Bloodless Surrender of Edo Castle (1868)

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SIZE (cm)

Size	Length	Chest Width	Shoulder Width	Sleeve Length
S	63 cm	47 cm	44 cm	18 cm
M	68 cm	52 cm	46 cm	22 cm
L	72 cm	55 cm	50 cm	22 cm
XL	75 cm	60 cm	55 cm	23 cm
XXL	80 cm	65 cm	59 cm	25 cm
XXXL	83 cm	70 cm	61 cm	26 cm

SIZE (inches)

Size	Length	Chest Width	Shoulder Width	Sleeve Length
S	24.8 in	18.5 in	17.3 in	7.1 in
M	26.8 in	20.5 in	18.1 in	8.7 in
L	28.3 in	21.7 in	19.7 in	8.7 in
XL	29.5 in	23.6 in	21.7 in	9.1 in
XXL	31.5 in	25.6 in	23.2 in	9.8 in
XXXL	32.7 in	27.6 in	24.0 in	10.2 in