Can anyone please translate this mei.. thanks in advance

[Yuradneprov]

Need help with mei.thank you

[ROKUJURO]

Yura,

these photos are not well focused and not really helpful, but I will give it a try: BITCHU KUNI MIZUTA no JU KUNISHIGE SAKU (with some doubts). 

[Yuradneprov]

I know I'm sorry Jean I wasn't the one that took the photos someone else did and he is bad with the camera

[SteveM]

Jean got it.

In kanji,　備中國水田住国重作

[Yuradneprov]

Yes bicyu kuni kunishige saku

[Jacques D.]

For what i can see the style of this mei is in accordance with the school one even if the nakago jiri is unusual (there are some).

 

This one is tokuho :

 

 

[ROKUJURO]

Jacques,

Tokuho is a shortened term for “tokutei hoken-yo shokuhin.” The practice of attaching this label on different food and drinks in Japan began in 1991 with the aim of easing the rising health care cost in the country.   

[Jacques D.]

Jacques,

 

Tokuho is a shortened term for “tokutei hoken-yo shokuhin.” The practice of attaching this label on different food and drinks in Japan began in 1991 with the aim of easing the rising health care cost in the country.   

 

Tokuho is a shortened term for tokubetsu hozon as well tokuju for tokubetsu juyo...

[Yuradneprov]

Is kunishige considered a good smith?

[Jacques D.]

From memory, 1 or 2 jo saku others are chujo. To distinguish which generation it is, the difficulty in this school lies in the resemblance of signatures trough the generations.