Godzilla Hammer Looks Like the Kaiju Monster’s Foot

A hammer shaped after the Godzilla foot will appear courtesy of Castem. Toho revealed the product via the official Japanese social media of the Godzilla franchise. Castem will produce it to be functional as a real hammer, so people will be able to use it to have the kaiju monster literally stomp nails down.

The two companies are collaborating to produce the iron foot hammer, which will be based on Godzilla’s model from the 2001 movie Godzilla, Mothra and King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters All-Out Attack. Together with the wood handle, the whole hammer will measure around 30 cm (11.81 inches) long. The handle will also feature a Godzilla 70th anniversary logo, which was reached in 2024 after the kaiju’s inaugural film launched in November 1954.

The Japanese official Godzilla social media provided a link to the hammer’s listing on Rakuten, where it costs 6,930 yen. But even though the Japanese web store may international shipping via Rakuten Global Express, the listing page reveals that it has no legal methods to ship this product overseas.

However, Castem has also been known to have an eBay storefront where it sells its products globally, as in the case of the Cup of Alphonse from Fullmetal Alchemist. We can confirm that an official eBay listing for the Godzilla Hammer is available for people residing elsewhere worldwide at $70.65.

The Godzilla foot hammer is available to order worldwide. Castem will process all received orders and ship the products within five business days.