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We missed you Piers. Next time maybe. the Saiga is the property of the Belgian museum for History. They bought it from the Mène collection sale in Paris, 1913.
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Piers, I know the owner, i,can bring you in contact with him if you want. He certainly knows a lot about it.
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This exhibition was a big surprise for the Japanese boardmembers of the NKBKHK. I enjoyed the stories behind the armours, told by our Japanese friends... great exhibition!
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We published an article about toppainari in our JAS yearbook 2018. The author is Takemura sensei.
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It looks like a nerikawa with builr up suji.
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Belgium, castle lunch.
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Berlin, shaking hands (Picture Jo Anseeuw)
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The discoveries done there were awesome! You will hear of it.
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Jan, the Japanese gave Peter and me insence for this purpose. The kami is still there, you know....
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now with picture
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the NKBKHK Board in Paris. Sato san thinks the European armors are homesick..
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This week will become history.... We are 3 Japanes Legacy Symposiums old now, but this one will be remembered for years.. The best edition ever.
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Hi Dillan. This looks like a very intersting toppai kabuto. We just published an article in our yearbook about this type of kabuto. We can discuss this here, as Brian suggests. Do you have pictures of the inside, without ukebari? Luc Taelman, chairman of the Japanese Armor Society
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Japanese Legacy Symposium
Luc T replied to Luc T's topic in Sword Shows, Events, Community News and Legislation Issues
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+60 attendees for the symposium, and 32 for the Grand Tour. Much more than we hoped for.. thanks to all of you for your support. Be ready for the greatest week of 2018!
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Stockholm, Sweden, Meeting
Luc T replied to Jesper's topic in Sword Shows, Events, Community News and Legislation Issues
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For the Symposium, we are sold out now, and cannot accept more registrations. Thanks to all the tenderers, see you next week in Leiden!. For the fair on Sunday morning, there is no limit. Welcome!
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For the sunday fair, entrance fee only 10€ for not-members.
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Only 2weeks to go now. I am really looking forward to meet old and new friends. And we have a super topic!!! The early days of technical kabuto, explaned by Nagata san, president of the NKBKHK. We are very close to the maximum capacity of participants. If you still want to join us this is your last chance! See you in Amsterdam! And don’t forget the fair at sundaymorning.
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Please do not forget the armor fair on sunday, no entrance fee!
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Japanese Legacy Symposium
Luc T replied to Luc T's topic in Sword Shows, Events, Community News and Legislation Issues
A quick reminder for our symposium in Leiden on february 17, and the armor fair on february 18. We already registered a record number of attendees, but the fair is free.
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I see both as my sensei, and I have tremendous respect for them. As you know, respect is an essential aspect of Japanese culture.
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Another person in the team is Takemura sensei. For those who read the articles of our magazine, it is obvious that this man has a huge knowledge about the regional oregins of armor. Both Orikasa and Takemura’s research were the base for western articles and books on the subject.
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on the pictures you see Orikasa sensei, aged and fragile. But once you start talking about kabuto he blows you over with his knowledge. Always with hard evidence, always super rational, he is an engineer after all. Respect for this big man!
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He has a pupil in the UK, Robert Soanes, also a very fine craftsman. Robert is also a member of the Japanese Armor Society.
