Kiipu Posted Friday at 09:29 PM Report Posted Friday at 09:29 PM 14昭和19年(1944)関刃物工業組合に届出のあった刀工は233人、未登録を含めると265人。関鍛冶伝承館「企画展 近現代刀匠列伝 廃刀令以降の刀匠たち」パンフレット(2004)、岐阜県博物館『伝統と創造 岐阜県重要無形文化財のわざと美』図録(2016)を参照。 Footnote 14: In 1944, there were 233 swordsmiths registered with the Seki Cutlery Industry Association 関刃物工業組合, and 265 including unregistered ones. See the Seki Blacksmith Heritage Museum's "Special Exhibition: Modern and Contemporary Swordsmiths: Swordsmiths Since the Sword Ban" pamphlet (2004) and the Gifu Prefectural Museum's "Tradition and Creation: The Skill and Beauty of Gifu Prefecture's Important Intangible Cultural Properties" catalog (2016). https://www.gifu-kenpaku.jp/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/岐阜県博物館_調査研究報告_第40号(2019・2020)_南本有紀_青木啓将著『現代日本刀の生成』書評に代えて.pdf 4 Quote
Bruce Pennington Posted yesterday at 01:48 PM Report Posted yesterday at 01:48 PM And if the 70% rule of thumb still applied in that year, then there were 344 smiths working in the whole country. Great find, Thomas! Quote
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