刀 大和志津 志津三郎兼氏 岡山藩主池田光政佩刀 金筋沸筋砂流し頻りに掛り刃中見事に働く相州伝最高傑作 二尺三寸二分
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Yamatoshidu Katana

No.611928

Yamatoshidu Shidusaburoukaneuji Okayama feudal lord Mitsumasa Ikeda's sword The best masterpiece of Soshuden which works brilliantly in the sword. Kinsuji Niesuji and sunagashi shikirini-kakaru It is a masterpiece 70.2cm

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Kiwame
Yamatoshidu
Registration
Okayama 3/31/26(Showa)
Size

Hachou 70.2cm (二尺三寸二分) Sori 2.2cm
Moto-Haba 3.1cm Saki-Haba 2.1cm Moto-Kasane 0.65cm Shinogi-Thikess 0.75cm Saki-Kasane 0.52cm Kissaki-Chou 3.2cm Nakago-Chou 20.3cm Weight 743g

Country
Mino
Shape
Shinogidukuri, Iorimune, Wide Mihaba, Deep Sori, Chu-Kissaki.
Kitae
Itamehada, Mixed Mokume, Jinie entered fine, Chikei entered well, Utsuritatsu, Iron is clear.
Hamon
Notare, Gnome, Mixed Choujiba, Yubashiri, Tobiyaki-shikirinikakaru, Ashi enters thickly, Nie enters well, Mixed Ara-Nie, Kinsuji, Niesuji and Sunagashi shikirini-kakari, Deep Nioi, and is bright and clear.
Boushi
Kaen-style hakikakete-kaeru
Nakago
Ohsuriage, Sakikengata, Yasurimegiri, Mekugiana are 2.
Habaki
Gold-clad single layer
Carving
Marudome on the front and back of Bouhi.
Drscription
Shidu Saburou Kaneuji is a Yamato Tegai swordsmith who was initially named [包氏] and is reportedly renamed [兼氏] when he later moved to Minonokuni Tagigun Shidu.Kaneuji's master's biography has been counted as one of Masamunejittetsu as a Masamune gate since ancient times, but even from the viewpoint of existing swords, it is considerably influenced by Masamune, and it can be fully agreed.
Kaneuji has two styles, one based on Yamatoden and the other based on Soshuden, the former being Yamato Shizu and the latter Shizu.
This sword has Deep Sori, Koshizori-tsuki, Wide Mihaba and wide Sakihaba.It has a magnificent and elegant appearance.
Jinie entered fine, Chikei entered well, Utsuritatsu, Notare, Gunome, Mixed Choujiba.Enter Ashi thickly. Kinsuji, Niesuji and Sunagashi shikirini-kakaru. It works well. Deep Nioi, Nioikuchi is bright and clear. Haniku-tsuku, It is a masterpiece full of ambition. It is said to have been the sword of Mitsumasa Ikeda, the grandson of Terumasa Ikeda, the first lord of the Okayama domain, and a famous sword handed down by Saburo Kaneuji Shizu.
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