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Maby it helps. https://www.torkild.com/catalogue/kabuto-saotome-lesada-6045798 Tom

Tokyo National Museum Important cultural property. 2Videos. Train your eye. There are some very good swords here. Tom

If you look for a good sword from Kotani Yasunori, here is one from showa 19 ( 1944 ) with Tokubetsu Hozon and a Nagasa of 71,7 cm. Here the Link. https://ginza.choshuya.co.jp/sale/gj/r7/007/12_yasunori.php Tom

Japan ART FAIR 2025 Enjoi the pictures. Tom

Japan ART FAIR 2025

Japan ART FAIR 2025

Japan ART FAIR 2025

Here is an other Rai Kuniyuki. https://www.nipponto.co.jp/swords2/KT221624.htm Tom

Hi Andre, if you have see the Kinmichi has Tokubetsu juyo Paper. The Price is over 150 K. Tom

Hi Volker, thank you. As you know we have mutch more in stock. As i know you collect always Gendaito, or have you change your collection. Tom

Hello, i have list a few new swords on the Webside. Please have a look under www.japanesesword.de Thank you. Tom

Hi Steve, are you shure that these Koshira is old ? Please post clear pictures of the Fittings and the Tsuba and from the saya to. Thank you. Tom

I can only congratulate you, if I had been there I would have bought it too. Tom

Hi, if you look for quallity juyo Katana here in Europe, we have always Koto and Shinto juyo and Tokubetsu juyo in stock. You can hold these Blades always in hand and you can check the Blades by yourself. A few we have on the webside, but mutch more in Stock. Please check at www.japanesesword.de Best Regards Thomas

Hi Eric, Kunitoki Horikawa was a student of Kunihiro Horikawa, who is considered the founder of the Shintō period, having trained such outstanding apprentices as Kuniyasu Horikawa, Kunisyu Echigo-Mamoru, Kuniji Dewa-Osumi and Masahiro Osumi. Kunitoki is thought to have been a swordsmith who was a stand-in for Kunihiro, as few of his works have survived. Few pieces of Kunitoki inscriptions remain, making it a valuable source of information. So if you find a Blade from him, thats rare. Tom