IieoOoeiI@aol.com wrote:
> let's also volunteer that it may have been designed to also serve
> as a nasty bludgeon.
Not a bad point. Perhaps the TSA is more familiar with the history and
background of the Shakuhachi than we give them credit for.
Last April I carried mine in my carry-on luggage through Tokyo -
Amsterdam - Helsinki. Nobody said a word. Then again, I also had my 2.35
shaku Iaito sword (not as carry-on). Still no questions asked. Maybe
they were all sleeping... (^-^)
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