Harry Potter sword replicas recalled in Japan over safety concerns

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Harry Potter sword replicas sold at a theme park in Japan have been recalled due to concerns they may violate anti-weapons laws. The replicas, specifically the Godric Gryffindor Sword, were deemed too sharp and authentic. The swords, priced at 30,000 yen ($200), were sold at "The Making of Harry Potter" studio in Tokyo. Warner Bros. Studios Japan acknowledged a "distribution issue" and apologized for the inconvenience. Fans expressed disappointment on social media after returning the swords. Many shared their sadness over giving up the replicas, which they had hoped to keep as cherished items.


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