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Hi Ed (狼),

I really enjoyed Maastricht.  Your daughter is lucky to be able to study in such a ideal environment.

We stayed in a hotel it was once a monastery and Napoleon stationed there and stored ammunition.

It was impressive I was walking where Napoleon once walked.

I attached a photo of the hotel. (I hope I attached correctly).

Also, I was glad to see the square where Andre Rieu hold his concert.

I am a big fan of him.  I practice violin with his music as a back ground music on Utube.

 

Yurie

 

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Hi Yurie,

That's a beautiful place to stay. Andrea Rieu playing at the vrijthof is always a big happening. Hope you can once visit Andre playing in Maastricht. It's a great experience! My youngest daughter is also playing violin. She also liked Andre Rieu but she is more a fan of Vanessa Mae.

All the best and I love reading your website!

Ed

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I posted a new chapter "How to handle a sword".

This is for the people who are new to the sword field.

 

I am redoing, editing, checking, adding and eliminating from the chapters I posted in the past.

I found many mistakes.  The most embarrassing thing was the entire paragraph was missing.

This is my excuse but computer has its own mind. Frustrating.

After I correct each chapter, i will re-post again.

 

Thank you.

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A new revised chapter 3 was posted this morning.

A new Joko-To photo was added and a few other changes,

 

Hi, Edwolf,

I just bought a ticket for the Andre Rieu concert in San Diego, U.S.

I can not wait!!!

 

Yurie 

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Chapter 6 was revised.

Added a few explanation.

As much as I thought I looked over and tried to find the mistakes when I first posted, I still find

mistakes and the photo is located in the wrong place.

 

Thank you

Yurie 

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Dear Yurie,

I found your website a few weeks ago. I'm a beginner collector from Slovakia. There is essentially no collector community in my country, so I can only get information from books in English and information on the web.

Your website is simply amazing.

Interestingly written history of Japan and influence on the development of swords. Greatly explained characteristics of blades and individual schools in different time periods

I hope you will publish your knowledge in your book once and look forward to it

I sincerely thank you for your time and willingness to share your knowledge with other Japanese nihonto fans

I have found a lot of valuable information on your site and I will always be happy to come back here
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Thank you very much for telling me that.  Writing itself is not so hard, but handling the computer is very hard.

I can scream at my computer.  I often forget to save.  My analogue mind can not handle computer.

I can not thank you enough to those who appreciate what I write.

 

Right now, I am going over second time.  Changing here and there, adding more photos.  More than anything else, the spelling

and sentences. I am adding more travel information.

After I finish redoing, I will publish.

 

TO Brano : My husband mother's ancestor is from Slovakia.  Of course mother-in-law was deceased long time ago.

 

 

Thank you

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Revised chapter 16 was posted this morning.

 

I made mistake last week e-mail. 

Last e-mail on Feb 10, I should have  said revised Chapter 15 was posted.

This week is 16, last week was 15.

 

Thank you

Yurie 

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This is the revised chapter 17 "Early Soshu-Den Tanto in Late Kamakura Period:. 

this chapter explains three tyoes of Tanto shapes.  Please click the link below to go to this chapter directly, 

 

https://studyingjapaneseswords.com/2018/02/17/17-late-kamakura-period-tanto-early-soshu-tanto/

 

or go to 

www.studyingjapaneseswords.com

to go to the rest of my website.

 

Thank you

Yurie

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Revised chapter 18 was posted.  I added a few photos.

Please click the link next to go to chapter 18 directly,

 https://studyingjapaneseswords.com/2018/03/03/18nanbokuyoshino-cho-period-north-and-south-dynasty-1333-1393/

or go to www.studyingjapaneseswords.com to go to the rest of my website.

 

TO: Brian

Thank you very much your comment.  The comment like yours keeps me going.  

The computer made me possible to post Studying Japanese Swords but at the same time,

I am really struggling with the computer.   

Often it is so discouraging to handle computer, but the comment like yours keeps me going.

Thank you.

Yurie 

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