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Moi qui ai besoin d'informations sur cette signature.

Je ne peux pas faire de cette barre qui peut être sur ce kanji.

La branche de Kyoto (Kyo-Tanba) écrivit la course de point "kami", soulignant la position de neuf à onze heures, tandis que la branche d'Osaka (Osaka-Tanba) a écrit le même score de la course à la position six heures.

Je me demande si un élève a été en mesure de signer?

Cordialement.

 

   rodriguez

 

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Please keep to English, or at least post an attempt at English along with your native language.

Hopefully someone can assist with this one?

 

Brian

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Translation of original post:

 

I need information on this signature.

 

I cannot… [idiom I don't know] …that might be on this kanji.

 

"The Kyoto branch (Kyo-Tanba) wrote the dot stroke in "kami" pointing to the nine to eleven o'clock position, while the Osaka branch (Osaka-Tanba) wrote the same stroke pointing to the six o'clock position." [ed.—this is a direct quote from Dr. Stein's site, only translated to French… how odd.]

 

I wonder if a student signed it?

 

Looks gimei to me.

Posted

Bonjour Rodriguez,

This signature is probably Gimei, it doesn't look good.

Unfortunately there are many Gimei for Tanba Yoshimichi...

But it seems to be a good sword anyway.

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