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Nihontô (Japanese Samurai Sword) - featuring Edo period (1603 to 1868) uchigatana mountings (koshirae)

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My Nihontô (Japanese Samurai Sword) pages. Featuring Edo period (1603 to 1868) uchigatana mountings (koshirae). Last updated: 27 August 2016. Introduction to the classic Samurai sword mountings of the Edo period (1603 to 1868). Bakumatsu (late Edo) period Katana uchigatana koshirae. Winding plant motif carved in karakusa style (with wooden substitute blade: tsunagi). Edo period Wakizashi uchigatana koshirae. Typical koshirae (with tsunagi). Edo period utilitarian Ô-tantô uchigatana koshirae. My main inte...

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Swords of Japan Swords of Japan | Source for Fine Antique Japanese Samurai Swords and Sword Fittings for Sale

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Following the Iron Brush. Following the Iron Brush. Enter your email address to be notified of new pieces for sale. 2016 Swords of Japan.

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Osafune Nagashige - Nihonto.ca

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Early Nanbokucho (ca. 1330 1340). Suriage, mumei (shortened 6cm). In the Edo period a tradition began to explain the spread of the Soshu style throughout Japan. The following smiths local and traditional styles were either hybridized with, or replaced entirely with Soshu forms. They were known as the Masamune no Juttetsu. Or the Ten Disciples of Masamune: Etchu. Norishige and Go Yoshihiro; Chikuzen. Rai Kunitsugu and Hasebe Kunishige; Mino. Shizu Saburo Kaneuji and Kinju; Bizen. The Kinoe Inu Nagashige.

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Osafune Nagashige - Nihonto.ca

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Early Nanbokucho (ca. 1330 1340). Suriage, mumei (shortened 6cm). In the Edo period a tradition began to explain the spread of the Soshu style throughout Japan. The following smiths local and traditional styles were either hybridized with, or replaced entirely with Soshu forms. They were known as the Masamune no Juttetsu. Or the Ten Disciples of Masamune: Etchu. Norishige and Go Yoshihiro; Chikuzen. Rai Kunitsugu and Hasebe Kunishige; Mino. Shizu Saburo Kaneuji and Kinju; Bizen. The Kinoe Inu Nagashige.

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Q&A - Tachi Sword

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1 Why is the "KAMON" on scabbard upside down? The KAMON is not upside-down. It is widely known that Tachi swords were worn with the edge down, slung on the side of the body, exactly the opposite of the Katana. Because Tachi is worn edge down the KAMON remains in the proper position. It is nothing unusual and most Japanese swords experts know this. The fittings that hold the sword were added later in an improper way. 2 Why is the curve "SORI" of this Tachi deeper than most? SORI of a RAI School Sword.

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Kenshinkan Dojo (Links)

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The International Battod-do Federation(IBF). Japanese language) an English page is here. The Shudokan Martial Arts Association (SMAA). In Oakland, CA with Esmailzadeh sensei. In London, UK with Evans sensei. With Martin sensei. A treasure trove of information on swords, smiths and related crafts and happenings. The web site for Mugen Dachi, who sell the tatami-omote used for targets. The Art of Tsukamaki. Tom Buck makes this difficult task more manageable. To read the signatures ( mei. Is a good source f...

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Japán kard boltok. A legjobb válaszok profiktól.

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Legyen a Startlap a kezdőlapom. Http:/ japankard.lap.hu/. Bushido Japanese swords and polishing. Ezt a linket add a Startlaphoz! Ezt a linket add a Startlaphoz! Ezt a linket add a Startlaphoz! Ezt a linket add a Startlaphoz! Helyszín: Kodály Zoltán Ének-Zenei Ált. Isk. Bp., II. ker. Marczibányi tér 1. E-mail: budapestkendo@gmail.com. Klubtelefon: 36-30-601-2025 Időpontok: Kendo junior: kedd-péntek 18:00-19:30 Kendo felnőtt: kedd-péntek 19:00-21:00 Iaido: csütörtök 19:00-21:00. Gaijins' Japanese Art Sword.