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I was actually thinking shinsakuto.  Apparently, Yoshindo is considered gendaito by definition.  The consensus seems to be Shin Shinto, so I will take one more stab at it, Yokoyama Sukenaga.  His father, Sukehira trained in the Soshu tradition.

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We have  winner! Muramasa, signed, NBTHK papers....

 

Very unusual work for his group. The hamon at first blush appears to be a large, Ishido school choji, similar to that also often made by Ono Yoshimitsu, but close inspection shows that the hamon is more a midare-notare with the choji like elements actually in the ji forming a hitatsura more like Akihiro or Hiromitsu.

 

Interesting blade. I hope this was of interest....

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