Japan stopped using swords because the rest of the world was using guns. The Japanese feudal system lasted till the 1870's. This was the time of the Civil Rights Movement in the U.S. This shows how behind they were on technology.
because they had new and more better weapons
Because? I think? Yep.
The Samurai were feared because to stop them you had no option but to kill them. They never gave up, never surrendered and they commited suicide if they were defeated. They were brilliant swordsman, and also made some of the best swords in the world. They trained in countless martial arts.
Swords were gradually phased out as a primary weapon in warfare and everyday life during the 19th century with the widespread adoption of firearms.
Swords began to decline as a primary weapon in warfare and daily life around the 17th century with the increasing popularity of firearms.
with the invention of firearms, swords started to fall by the wayside. with firearms, you have projectiles, swords don't. think about lining up a roman legion against several machine guns. the machine guns would destroy the romans. swords just became ineffective, though are still occasionally used as decoration.
they used their swords and fists to stop them, and they cursed them
at game stop
They wanted to use Chin-Chong swords instead. They also had the power of rice.But the attacker blindfolded them with dental floss.
1994 was the last year they imported to the US. In PUERTO RICO the last SAMURAI year 1995 (rear stop light in in spare tire mount)
If you are referring to WW2, then the US stopped using atomic bombs on Japan because Japan agreed to surrender. Had they not, the US had plans and production setup to drop a total of 23 atomic bombs on Japan in 1945.
To stop noobs from getting staffs and swords, they expired.