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Daiwa Hiryu Ikada

飛竜 イカダ · Japan list price ¥15,800–¥16,800 · approx. $146–$153 delivered to US

5 models from 1.50 m (4'11") to 2.11 m (6'11"), all 2-piece.

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For reference only: Japan list price ¥15,800 (our data, not from eBay, before tax)

Japan list price checked 2026-09-21

Is there a US version of the Daiwa Hiryu Ikada?

We could not find the Hiryu Ikada 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.

Common questions (3)

Is this the same as the version sold outside Japan?

This page is the Japan-market model from Daiwa, sold in Japan as 飛竜 イカダ, and every figure here comes from Daiwa's Japanese specifications. A model sold abroad under the same name may come in other sizes or with other specifications, so check the size code and weight on a listing against the table below.

Which size should I choose?

Rods for stocked sea ponds and rafts are short (around 3–4 m for ponds, shorter for rafts) and chosen by the target fish size. Compare the power rating and the packed length. Reels are small spinning or levelwind models.

How much will it cost delivered to my country?

The Japan list price is ¥15,800–¥16,800 for these sizes. For an eBay listing, the total we show is the item, the seller's shipping and our estimate of the import duty and tax for the country you pick at the top right of the page; for a size with no listing we estimate from the Japan list price and Japan Post EMS rates. The rates are on our Import duty page. They are estimates, not a seller's price.

All sizes & specifications

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Units
SizeMSRP (Japan)CompareLengthPiecesFolded lengthWeightLure weightPE line (go)NylonSinker ratingLeader (go)CarbonTip / butt øJAN
¥15,8001.51 m (4'11")285 cm (33.5 in)85 g (3.0 oz)————#0.6–242%0.35/22.4 mm4960652247801
¥16,3001.81 m (5'11")2101 cm (39.8 in)95 g (3.4 oz)————#0.6–239%0.35/22.4 mm4960652247818
¥16,8002.11 m (6'11")2116 cm (45.7 in)105 g (3.7 oz)————#0.6–235%0.35/22.4 mm4960652247825
¥15,8001.50 m (4'11")2100 cm (39.4 in)80 g (2.8 oz)————#0.6–22%0.35/10.9 mm4960652247849
¥16,0001.80 m (5'11")2130 cm (51.2 in)95 g (3.4 oz)————#0.6–22%0.35/10.9 mm4960652247856

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

Ikada 150·V: Japan list price ¥15,800 · Delivered to US approx. $146 (shipping + duty, checked Nov 1, 2026)

Ikada 180·V: Japan list price ¥16,300 · Delivered to US approx. $150 (shipping + duty, checked Nov 1, 2026)

Ikada 210·V: Japan list price ¥16,800 · Delivered to US approx. $153 (shipping + duty, checked Nov 1, 2026)

Ikada 150P·V: Japan list price ¥15,800 · Delivered to US approx. $146 (shipping + duty, checked Nov 1, 2026)

Ikada 180P·V: Japan list price ¥16,000 · Delivered to US approx. $147 (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 sizeIkada 150·V · Ikada 180·V · Ikada 210·V · Ikada 150P·V · Ikada 180P·V

In short

Daiwa Hiryu Ikada (飛竜 イカダ) is a Japan-market rod, listed under Sea pond, raft & kase; ¥15,800–¥16,800 in Japan before tax. 5 models from 1.50 m (4'11") to 2.11 m (6'11"), all 2-piece. Japan list price ¥15,800–¥16,800 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 85 cm (33.5 in) (Ikada 150·V).
  • Weights run from 80 g (2.8 oz) on the Ikada 150P·V to 105 g (3.7 oz) on the Ikada 210·V.
  • At 85 g, the Ikada 150·V is the lightest 1.51 m (4'11") rod we list (of 3 at that length).
  • Carbon content 2–42% depending on the model.
  • Japan list price ¥15,800–¥16,800, which is in the bottom quarter (by Japan list price) of the 1440 rod series we list.
  • Fishing from a raft or a stocked sea pond — mostly a Japanese pastime.
  • 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 150P·V, the 150·V is 1 cm longer and 5 g heavier and packs to 85 cm (vs 100 cm).
  • Compared with the 150·V, the 180P·V is 29 cm longer and 10 g heavier, packs to 130 cm (vs 85 cm) and costs ¥200 more in Japan.
  • Compared with the 180P·V, the 180·V is 1 cm longer and the same weight, packs to 101 cm (vs 130 cm) and costs ¥300 more in Japan.
  • Compared with the 180·V, the 210·V is 30 cm longer and 10 g heavier, packs to 116 cm (vs 101 cm) and costs ¥500 more in Japan.

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

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eBay buyer protection & maker’s warranty

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Maker’s warranty. Japan-market models may not be covered by the maker’s overseas warranty or repair service. Check with the seller before you buy.

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