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Daiwa Ginei Kyogi Special A

銀影競技スペシャル A · Japan list price ¥380,000–¥405,000 · approx. $2,772–$2,953 delivered to US

3 models from 8.49 m (27'10") to 9.00 m (29'6"), all 8-piece.

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For reference only: Japan list price ¥380,000 (our data, not from eBay, before tax)

Japan list price checked 2026-09-21

Is there a US version of the Daiwa Ginei Kyogi Special A?

We could not find the Ginei Kyogi Special A by name in Daiwa’s 2026-27 US catalog (printed, July 2026), so the sizes and specs on this page are the Japan-market ones. Sellers who ship from Japan are the usual source for this exact model in the US; a US dealer may still carry a related model under a different name.

All sizes & specifications

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Units
SizeMSRP (Japan)CompareLengthPiecesFolded lengthWeightLure weightPE line (go)NylonSinker ratingLeader (go)CarbonTip / butt øJAN
¥380,0008.49 m (27'10")8143 cm (56.3 in)188 g (6.6 oz)———#0–4 (0–15 g, 0.00–0.53 oz)—99%1.8/23.1 mm4550133162237
¥400,0008.99 m (29'6")8143 cm (56.3 in)202 g (7.1 oz)———#0–4 (0–15 g, 0.00–0.53 oz)—99%1.8/23.1 mm4550133162244
¥405,0009.00 m (29'6")8143 cm (56.3 in)210 g (7.4 oz)———#0–5 (0–18.75 g, 0.00–0.66 oz)—99%1.8/23.4 mm4550133162251

Maker’s figures; conversions are ours.

About these figures

Tap a size to see its current eBay listings at the top of the page. Lengths are the maker's figures; feet and inches are our conversion. Go (号) is the Japanese size number: for sinkers it is an exact weight (1 go = 3.75 g, converted); for line it is a diameter class, printed as published. Source: Daiwa official Japanese site, fetched 2026-09-21; conversions are ours.

Japan price and delivered-to-US estimate

H85·Q: Japan list price ¥380,000 · Delivered to US approx. $2,772 (shipping + duty, checked Nov 1, 2026)

H90·Q: Japan list price ¥400,000 · Delivered to US approx. $2,917 (shipping + duty, checked Nov 1, 2026)

XH90·Q: Japan list price ¥405,000 · Delivered to US approx. $2,953 (shipping + duty, checked Nov 1, 2026)

Prices checked 2026-11-01: Japan list price from the maker; shipping and duty are our estimate.

Page for each sizeH85·Q · H90·Q · XH90·Q

In short

Daiwa Ginei Kyogi Special A (銀影競技スペシャル A) is a Japan-market rod, listed under Ayu (sweetfish); ¥380,000–¥405,000 in Japan before tax. 3 models from 8.49 m (27'10") to 9.00 m (29'6"), all 8-piece. Japan list price ¥380,000–¥405,000 before tax (maker's figure); bought outside Japan from sellers who ship from Japan.

About this item

What the maker's numbers say about this model:

  • The shortest packed length is 143 cm (56.3 in) (H85·Q).
  • Weights run from 188 g (6.6 oz) on the H85·Q to 210 g (7.4 oz) on the XH90·Q.
  • 99% carbon.
  • Japan list price ¥380,000–¥405,000, which is in the top quarter (by Japan list price) of the 1440 rod series we list.
  • Rated by Daiwa for sinkers #0–#5 (0–18.75 g).
  • Very long rods for the Japanese sweetfish. Almost unknown outside Japan.
  • Sizes marked go (号) are the Japanese standard. For sinkers one go is exactly 3.75 g, so we convert it; for line it is a diameter class rather than a breaking strain, so we print the maker's number as published.
  • Specs are Daiwa's published figures; conversions to imperial are ours.

How the sizes differ

  • Compared with the H85·Q, the H90·Q is 50 cm longer and 14 g heavier and costs ¥20,000 more in Japan.
  • Compared with the H90·Q, the XH90·Q is 1 cm longer and 8 g heavier, takes up to 5 go sinkers (1 go more) and costs ¥5,000 more in Japan.

Worked out from the maker's figures in the size table above.

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