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特別保存刀剣Tokubetsuhozon Token
吉道 京三代 脇差Yoshimichi Kyou-3rd generation Wakizashi
No.265431菊紋 丹波守吉道 京三代 身幅3.2cm 究極の簾刃沸筋砂流し掛り匂深く匂口明るく冴える傑作 一尺九寸Kikumon, Tanbanokami Yoshimichi, Kyoto 3rd generation, Mihaba 3.2cm, The Ultimate Sudareba, Niesuji and Sunagashi-kakari, Deep Nioi, Nioikuchi is bright and clear, a masterpiece 57.6cm
- 銘表Mei-Omote
- 菊紋 丹波守吉道菊紋 丹波守吉道 Kikumon Tanbanokami Yoshimichi
- 登録証Registration
- 千葉県 Chiba 令和7年2月5日 2/5/7(Reiwa)
- 時代Period
- 江戸初期寛文頃Early Edo period, Around Kanbun period
- 法量Size
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刃長 57.6cm (一尺九寸) 反り 1.1cm
元幅 3.2cm 先幅 2.2cm 元重 0.70cm 鎬厚 0.76cm 先重 0.58cm 鋒長 3.1cm 茎長 16.0cm 重量 608gHachou 57.6cm (一尺九寸) Sori 1.1cm
Moto-Haba 3.2cm Saki-Haba 2.2cm Moto-Kasane 0.70cm Shinogi-Thikess 0.76cm Saki-Kasane 0.58cm Kissaki-Chou 3.1cm Nakago-Chou 16.0cm Weight 608g - 国Country
- 山城Yamashiro
- 姿Shape
- 鎬造、庵棟、身幅広く、反りやや浅く、中鋒詰まる。Shinogidukuri, Iorimune, Wide Mihaba, Slightly shallow Sori, Chu-Kissaki-tsumaru.
- 鍛Kitae
- 小板目肌つみ、地沸微塵に厚くつき、地景細かく頻りに入り、映り立ち、鉄冴える。Small-Itamehada-tsumi, Jinie entered fine and thick, Chikei entered finely and frequently, Utsuritachi, Iron is clear.
- 刃文Hamon
- 直ぐに長く焼き出し、直刃調に、互の目交じり、足・葉よく入り、湯走り・飛焼き頻りにかかり、縞掛り、沸深くよくつき、沸筋・砂流し、匂口明るく冴える。Suguni-yakidashi longly, Suguha-style, Mixed Gunome, There are Ashi and You frequently, Yubashiri, Tobiyaki entered frequently, Shima-gakari, Deep Nie entered frequently, Niesuji and Sunagashi, Nioikuchi is bright and clear.
- 帽子Boushi
- 直に小丸。Suguni-Komaru
- 茎Nakago
- 生ぶ、先入山形、鑢目大筋違、目釘孔一。Ubu, Sakiiriyamagata, Yasurime-Ohsujikai, Mekugiana is one(1)
- ハバキHabaki
- 銀着一重。Ginkise Single (Single layer silver jacket.)
- 説明Drscription
- 初代丹波守吉道は、三品派の祖である美濃大道(兼道）の三男で、文禄二年（１５９３年）に父と三人の兄弟（伊賀守金道、和泉守来金道、越中守正俊）とともに上京し、三品派の礎を築いた。京三代吉道は、名を三品徳左衛門といい、寛文二年に丹波守を受領、早世したため現存作は非常に稀である。吉道の代名詞ともいえる簾刃は、初代吉道の他にも兄弟である伊賀守金道や越中守正俊に一部見られるが、揃った簾刃は初代よりむしろ二代・三代に良いものがある。この刀は、身幅広く、元先の幅差つき、反り浅く、鋒詰まる寛文新刀の姿で、小板目肌つみ、地沸微塵に厚くつき、映り立つ冴えた地鉄に、直ぐに長く焼き出し、究極の完成された簾刃を焼き、湯走り・飛焼き頻りにかかり、小沸深くよくつき、沸筋・砂流し頻り掛り、匂口深く、匂口明るく冴える。The first generation Tanbanokami Yoshimichi was the third son of Mino Daido (Kanemichi), the founder of the Mishina school. Bunroku era 2nd（In 1593）, he moved to Kyoto with his father and three brothers (Iganokami Kinmichi, Izuminokami Rai Kinmichi, and Ecchunokami Masatoshi), laying the foundation for the Mishina school. The first generation Tanba-no-kami Yoshimichi was the founder of the Mino Daido (Kanekyo) school. The third generation Yoshimichi, whose name was Mishina Tokuzaemon, received the title of Tanbanokami in Kanbun 2nd(1662). He died young, so very few of his swords remain today. The Sudare-ba, a hallmark of Yoshimichi's work, can be seen in some works by his brothers, Iganokami Kinmichi and Ecchunokami Masatoshi, but complete Sudare-ba designs are generally considered better in the second and third generations than in the first.
This sword has wide Mihaba, With a difference in width between the base and tip, Shallow Sori, With a tightly packed Kissaki, this sword exhibits the characteristics of a Kanbun-era new sword. Small-Itamehada-tsumi, Jinie entered fine and thick, Utsuritachi with clear Jigane, Suguni-Yakidashi longly, The Ultimate, perfectly crafted Sudareba is fired, Yubashiri, Tobiyaki entered frequently, Small-Nie entered deeply and frequently, Niesuji and Sunagashi entered frequently, Nioikuchi is deeply bright and clear.
