Signatures:
國光 kunimitsu
粟田口左兵衛尉國光 awataguchi sahyōenojō kunimitsu
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Mokume, midare, narrow suguba. Works are rare.
He is a son of Norikuni and younger brother of Kuniyoshi. Story from Edo period is saying he was a son of Kunitsuna [1]. Some sources say this Kunimitsu and Shintōgo is the same smith, but different periods. Some Awataguchi Kunimitsu blades were attributed to Shintōgo [2].
Hawley must have followed Meikan as both sources list this smith as a son of Kunitsuna who lived is Sagami and was active around Hōji (1247) [3] (KUN538), [4] (page 294).
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