Gokusho Daito is a traditional Japanese sword known for its distinctive design and craftsmanship. It is characterized by its long, curved blade, which is often made from high-quality steel. The sword is typically used in martial arts and is a symbol of the samurai culture in Japan. The term "Gokusho" translates to "high-quality" or "superior," reflecting the sword's esteemed status. Daito refers to a long sword, usually over 2 shaku (approximately 60 cm). Together, they represent a significant aspect of Japanese heritage and the art of sword-making.