Replicas of a sword featured in the Harry Potter film franchise have been recalled in Japan for violating the country's strict weapons law. The full-sized replicas of Godric Gryffindor's sword - which measure 86cm (34 inches) and are affixed to a wooden display plaque - were sold by Warner Bros.

Replica swords sold at the Harry Potter theme park in Tokyo are being recalled for violating Japan ’s strict weapons control law. The Making of Harry Potter theme park opened in Nerima ward last year and features recreations of settings from the popular films as well as props and costumes used during filming.

Over 350 swords sold before recall. Between May 2023 and April 2024, more than 350 of these replica swords were sold for ¥30,000 (approximately $200). Apparently, the police only

More than 350 of the stainless steel sword replicas have already been sold and must now be returned to the manufacturer.

Replica swords sold at the Harry Potter theme park in Tokyo are being recalled for violating Japan’s strict weapons control law. The Making of Harry Potter theme park opened in Nerima ward last year and features recreations of settings from the popular films as well as props and costumes used during filming.

While the blade’s edges are dull, the stainless steel sword's sharp tip has led authorities to classify it as a weapon grade sword under Japan’s Firearm and Sword Possession Control Law.