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Book - Study of Japanese Swords
yurie replied to Brian's topic in General Nihonto Related Discussion
Anybody interested in buying an E-book, can go to my website and read it for free. www.studyingjapaneseswords.com I am in the process of changing the publishing company. It is taking longer than I expected. but once it is done, no more problems, I hope. It has been a nightmare. Thank you very much for interested in reading my book I really appreciate it. Yurie -
Hi, Everyone I started to receive sign-up sheets from those who decided to visit the Sano Museum on 5/29/2024. I am thinking the limit of the number of people would be around 15 people. Anyone who sends me the sign-up sheet would be the first priority. People who showed interest in going in the past in this thread, I recommend to send me the sign-up sheet. Thank you Yurie
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Ogawa sensei(Metropolitan Museum honorary adviser & Boston Museum honorary manager) is giving a lecture on Japanese swords and armor on Japanese TV, NHK. It will be on Jan/21/2024, 10:30 ~ 12:00 am(Japan time). No English translation, sorry. The link to sign up; https://nhk-groupmal...20231111_samurailive Thank you Yurie
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Please open the attachments. This is the corrected general itinerary of the day and the list of swords we will view. More detailed information will follow in the next post here, items like 1. How to visit the Sano Museum (Shinkansen (bullet train) info). 2. What to say to the taxi driver to get to the Museum 3. The sign-up sheet for participants 4. due date for the cost Mishima Taisha illustration SCHEDULE OF THE SANO MUSEUM VISIT ON May 29.pdf
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Study of Japanese Sword by Yurie Endo Halchak
yurie replied to Barrett Hiebert's topic in General Nihonto Related Discussion
Hi Mr. Barret Hiebert I sent you my book on 10/25/23. For those outside the U.S., the post office requires a phone number which I did not have. I sent it without your phone number. I hope that does not delay to reach you. Let me know when you receive it. Yurie -
Hello everyone, After consulting with the Sano Museum's schedule, we decided on the visiting day on May 29th (Wed) 2024. I am talking with them back and forth about the details of that day, like the Museum fee, meeting time, visiting Mishima shrine, etc. The itinerary of the day will be posted soon. Thank you very much for everybody's interest. Thank you, Yurie
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Hi Brian, I'm looking forward to meeting you too. I will be in the show from 8/4 ~ 8/6. New England Lobster dinner will be on 2nd, Sushi is on 6th. 2nd is not possible, 6th not so sure yet. But either way, we will be in the same show for 3 days. I am really looking forward to seeing you. If the 2nd and 6th are not possible to attend for me, Let's arrange something between 4th ~ 6th with mutual friends. I have a few people I want you to meet. I am not sure if Yoshihara is coming this year. If he is coming let's arrange something including him. Thank you Yurie
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Hi、 This is Yurie. I just came back from Japan a few days ago. During this stay, I visited the Sano Museum. In my book "Study of Japanese Sword", photos came from mostly Sano Museum possession and my father's. While I was talking with the head of the museum and the director, we came across the topic of if anybody outside of Japan may be interested in visiting the Sano Museum and holding their swords in hand if we can create an organized one-day trip to the museum. I don't have any concrete plan, but a few possibilities Some time in May or June 2024 Several hours of actually holding their swords and the curator talk. Visit their exhibition and the Japanese garden, possibly lunch there. Each person's cost will be decided later. Or, if any of you can suggest to me what amount is worth coming or willing to pay. I will be the contact. The Sano Museum is about one hour from Tokyo by Shinkansen (bullet train), at Mishima station. From there, take a taxi (about $12~13 or so) to the museum. If anybody plans to visit Japan sometime soon, you can plan around this visit. If I can gather up a reasonable enough number of people, I may seriously discuss it with the museum. I know it may be too difficult to say yes or no with this vague plan, but I just want to feel if anybody is slightly interested in it or not at all interested in it. I would like to hear your thought. Thank you Yurie
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San Francisco sword show
yurie replied to Brian's topic in Sword Shows, Events, Community News and Legislation Issues
I will be there. Yurie -
Thank you, Brian!
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After many misprints on the hardcover book, the corrected version is finally done. To buy my book, "Study of Japanese Swords", go to the link below. The Alpha publishing company will ship hard and soft covers to all countries. To ship to other than the U.S., click "all countries", under buy a hardcover today. The link should look like the one below. https://www.alphapublisher.com/yurie-halchak-author-book...
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Hi Jake, We were very glad you were our next table. It was nice talking to you during the show. I plan to go there next year again. See you next year again. Yurie