金棒 (kanabō) means “crowbar” | MotiTan Japanese Dictionary

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金棒で石を動かして、道を通れるようにします。kana bō de ishi o ugo ka shi te michi o tō re ru yō ni shi ma su

I move the stone with a crowbar so that people can pass along the path.

Centers on a thick iron bar used to apply force, either to pry something open or to strike.

バールbāru: A metal bar with a bent end used to pry things open.
金てこkanateko: A strong iron bar used as a lever to lift or move heavy objects.

鉄製の太い棒で、物をこじ開ける道具や武器として用いるもの。tetsu sei no futo i bō de mono o ko ji a ke ru dō gu ya bu ki to shi te mochi i ru mo no

金棒 (kanabō) is formed from 金 (kana, "metal") and 棒 (bō, "bar"), referring literally to a metal bar.

In Japanese folklore, 金棒 (kanabō) is the iron club traditionally associated with 鬼 (oni), so the word can describe a weapon as well as a tool.