Hamon

[Jacques D.]

Could you describe this hamon ?

[Gakusee]

Shallow notare midare with kuichigaiba 

[Ken-Hawaii]

Yes, & midare is almost too shallow. Hard to tell if it's carefully-controlled, or the victim of too many polishes. Have to see the blade in-hand. Boshi is midare-komi with hakikake.

[Toryu2020]

I would be inclined to say gunome midare becoming a thin sugu-ha in the monouchi with kuichigai, Kinsuji? and Uchinoke, Komaru Boshi with long kaeri. Shintogo Kunihiro?

[NewB]

Totally uneducated guess 

 

Soshu Yukimitsu

 

 

 

John

[Jacques D.]

The purpose of this exercise is the reading of the hamon, no need to quote a swordsmith.

[NewB]

After the first 2 accurate descriptions I find it pointless to repeat the same thing but true, the question was a description of the hamon.. rookies, you know

 

 

 

John

[Jacques D.]

11 minutes ago, Darkcon said:

After the first 2 accurate descriptions I find it pointless to repeat the same thing but true, the question was a description of the hamon.. rookies, you know

 

 

 

John

It's about describing what you see, not repeating what others say; in fact, you shouldn't even read them.

[NewB]

5 minutes ago, Jacques D. said:

It's about describing what you see, not repeating what others say; in fact, you shouldn't even read them.

 

Tough to skip something in front of the eyes though right?... but because I read them I learned a new term so 👍

 

 

John

[Jacques D.]

Not a lot of daring, however, there is only knowledge to gain.

[NewB]

Cheers to that!

 

 

John

[Jacques D.]

Ok, I have to admit I wasn't expecting a lot of responses. Thanks to those who dared.

Here is the description made by the NBTHK (it was a kantei sword). Words in brackets are mine.

 

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Hamon : The lower half bases on a notare mixed with gunome which turns toward the tip to a hoso-suguha-chö with some ko-notare, in addition many ko-nie (not visible), kinsuji and sunagashi, also some yubashiri appear on the lower half.

 

 

 

[NewB]

I can't help to wonder whether the school is mentioned..

 

Thank you for posting

 

 

 

John