3- There is an item that is PFS legal for this- Double walking stick katana. Not entirely familiar with the whole mechanics (does it turn into another set of weapons?), but it looks exactly like what you asked for.
A ranger with some ranks in knowledge (religion) could probably pass it off. They tend to have decent wisdom scores and get TWF like effects while easily sporting a strength build.
A slayer can get ranger combat style feats and his favored target and slayer talents is flavor full stuff for the mysterious strander type wandering hero.
Lets not even get into enchanting it.
Heck, how does it even become masterwork? I mean, double weapons need masterwork quality for both ends of them. So would you have to get both the wakizashi masterworked, and the two quarterstaff ends as well?
Overall, I think you would be better off just ignoring the quarterstaff stuff financially. Just leave it as is, and think of it as a cool disguised sheath/improvised weapon when skeletons show up.
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Do you want to actually be unarmored? if so that limits your options a bit. If you want to be unarmored, you would need to be a Monk, Oracle (with the right mystery), Iroran Paladin, or a Kensai Magus. Magi don't work well with two handed weapons.
Also, the Double Walking Stick Katana is not actually a Katana or a Wakizashi. For a house game, I'm sure any GM would allow you to use it with a Samurai's Weapon Expertise, but for PFS I would not be so sure.
Do you want to actually be unarmored? if so that limits your options a bit. If you want to be unarmored, you would need to be a Monk, Oracle (with the right mystery), Iroran Paladin, or a Kensai Magus. Magi don't work well with two handed weapons.
Also, the Double Walking Stick Katana is not actually a Katana or a Wakizashi. For a house game, I'm sure any GM would allow you to use it with a Samurai's Weapon Expertise, but for PFS I would not be so sure.
Nope. It is far more complicated and confusing than that (unless there is some message I am missing).
When the blades are concealed in their case, this weapon can be used as a quarterstaff.
That line, along with the fact that this weapon is only listed as having bludgeoning damage, indicates that the stats are for the quarterstaff, and the wakizashi stuff is separate (and thus would likely default to normal stats).
Plus, it is hard to imagine two separate blades as a double weapon. Sure, there is precedent, but it still does not seem to work when you consider the fact that double weapons can be two handed.
Of course, at the same time....two wakizashi cost 70 gp, and this costs 50 gp. So again....far, far more complicated and confusing.
You could always pick up a Staff Magus if you like the quarterstaff idea. If not, I'd see if your GM would allow you to take a modified sword cane.
A Bard with the Arcane Duelist archetype could also work. Getting a bonded object is pretty good in PFS I hear. Might have more trouble passing as a monk because the spells are good and you will want to cast them.