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Ancient Chinese script.
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Mr Tensho, posted 15 September, previous page.
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Looks like 久 -hisa to me(?).
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https://yachounote.exblog.jp/241821948/ It is said that the cuckoos arrive in May in Japan from the continent for the summer months, as the snows on Mt Fuji are finally melting.
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Maybe Kanzui, Uwe. Edo, around Bunkyū period. In 古今金工全集 by 清水 澄 (Not listed in this book under Hiroyuki)
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Many of these would appear to be magnetic!
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Torokusho Translation Help - Older format ?
Bugyotsuji replied to sugopomedoro's topic in Translation Assistance
It's just a copy of the registration certificate back in Japan, recording some basic physical features for their legal records. -
Oh, and today I found this one. Iron, ribbed. Acorns? The togishi asked if he could polish it, so I said ‘sure’! Came up nicely.
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細違い角家紋 Try linking it like this with 'kamon'.
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Nice design. Possibly 細違い角 hoso chigai kaku.
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Cotton as 綿 ‘men’ was used for string, cloth weaving, etc. In the scene above however, they seem to be concentrating on bulk wata ワタ, which is the earlier process before spinning for thread/string.
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Wari-kōgai, iron. Said to be old, Muromachi (?) but I do not know enough about these. The slanting ‘shoulders’ below the ‘mimi-kaki’ may be one indication.
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Not to be confused with Kanemitsu 金光.
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Hmmm.... Nice! They look as though they are a village community making cotton wool 'wata' for stuffing bedding and winter clothing, etc..
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Wondering what is written on his Armor?
Bugyotsuji replied to Kantaro's topic in Translation Assistance
Samurai Homer in the bath by Darth19 on DeviantArt -
Wondering what is written on his Armor?
Bugyotsuji replied to Kantaro's topic in Translation Assistance
Looks like a Westerner's idea of a Kanji.