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Submitted by kazarena on Sun, 2012-12-23 18:51
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| Sword ID |
0000-0976 |
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| Mei |
吉光 yoshimitsu |
| Type |
Wakizashi |
Tsukurikomi |
Kanmuri-otoshi-zukuri |
| Nagasa (cm) |
38.5 |
Sori (cm) |
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| Moto-haba (cm) |
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Saki-haba (cm) |
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| Moto-kasane (cm) |
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Saki-kasane (cm) |
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| Mekugi |
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Nakago |
Ōsuriage |
Attribution
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| Smith |
Yoshimitsu |
School |
Awataguchi |
| Period |
Kamakura (1184-1336) |
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| References[?] |
SJS-776, NN-4-8-20, TANOBE09-GNT-10 |
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| Location |
Tokugawa Art Museum |
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Certificate ID |
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Description
Naginata-naoshi. Called Namazuo because sugata of this sword reminds catfish tail (鯰尾 - 'catfish tail'). The blade was damaged by fire during the fall of Osaka Castle and then was retempered shortly afterwards by Shodai Yasutsugu [1].
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