Japanese大磨上
DefinitionA "greatly shortened" nakago. The o-suriage nakago is formed from the part of the blade (originally), while suriage nakago is more just reshaped. In this case the signature is usually lost, unless orikaeshi-mei or gaku-mei have been performed. |
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