"On the origins of NihonTo"

[Carlo Giuseppe Tacchini]

To the very few that might be interested in, my essay "On the origins of NihonTo" has been published in Japanese by the Chubachi Museum thanks to the efforts of Wataru Hara San.

 

 

 

[John A Stuart]

Hey stranger!! That's cool. John

[Jussi Ekholm]

Awesome news Carlo, your essay is amazing and it has taught so much to me.

[Brian]

Carlo,

You may be strange...but you don't need to be a stranger :lol:

That is fantastic news, and well deserved.

Is the English version available anywhere nowdays? I don't see the link to it on your website, but did find it by searching. It is a monumental work. Congrats!

 

Brian

[Jean]

Hi Carlo,

 

Long time no hear

 

Congrats

[Bugyotsuji]

Congratulations. How would I go about getting one of each?

 

Oh, it says they will be running this in a series, so we would have to collect all the issues to get the Japanese?

 

Here's the Chubachi Art Museum 中鉢美術館 site.

http://chubi.fam.cx/index2.html

[kusunokimasahige]

Congratulations Carlo !!

 

Read it on your FB page. Really nice !

 

KM

[k morita]

Congratulations Carlo san.

You are great!!

[Peter Bleed]

Congratulations, INDEED! Please show us the entire article.

Peter

[Carlo Giuseppe Tacchini]

To all my friends that have wondered about my health and absence, I give you my best thanks for your friendship demonstration. I had very harsh times and my life is stll hard and health still bad . However love for Nihonto is unchanged and keep me fighting. All the best to the ones that still remember me. For now I avoid posting on FB so meet you here when I can.

 

Have a good time on NMB.

 

Carlo 

[Brian]

Wonderful to hear from you again Carlo!
Keep fighting my friend! We are here for you. Here's to your health and best wishes :beer:

 

Brian

[b.hennick]

Be well Carlo we miss your insights.

Regards,

Barry Hennick

[Stephen]

Thank you for the PM, Good ol Carlo!!!

[Peter Bleed]

Carlo,

I just re-read the extended version of you 2009 your articles in the JSSUS NL.WOW! This really and truly is a masterwork. I assume that your presentation in Nihon-go has drawn out some reactions and new information. I sincerely hope that you can and will keep us informed. You really and truly are doing important work.

Your audience wishes you well and awaits more contact.

All the best!

Peter

[Jean]

Carlo,

 

When I saw your post a few minutes ago, I thought I was dreaming. It's been so long time that it seems it was a century ago. I am so glad to hear from you, if we can be of any help, just tell us.

[Carlo Giuseppe Tacchini]

thanks Jean. Thank to all.

[Jussi Ekholm]

Nice to see you again Carlo.

[John A Stuart]

Thanks for the up-date and be well, my friend. A big hello to the family, your children must be big now and in higher levels of academics, best wishes for their studies. John

[drbvac]

Carlo:

 

Sorry to hear of your difficulties = hope you are on the mend and congratulations on a monumental work that is getting the recognition in Japan !  Hope working on your passion is therapeutic for you and again = best wishes -  have missed your input.

 

Brian

[Gabriel L]

Carlo! Very sorry to hear about your health, you are certainly missed. Wishing you all the best, —Gabriel

[Carlo Giuseppe Tacchini]

John, how's you database on Samurai Banners ?

Dr Brian, I still dream your lovely house, even if a bit cold for an italian

Gabriel, I wonder which mega-camera are you playing with now.

[John A Stuart]

Still there, Carlo. The artist has said he is going to create an art book of them and I can't get any more. Oh well. John

[Ken-Hawaii]

Wow! So it took them seven years to get around to publishing your excellent paper, Carlo. I guess museums are naturally slow, but it's about time! Good work! And get healthy!

 

Aloha!
Ken