Hello, Guys!!

[ashibagou]

:D

Long time no see, Nihonto Geeks!

Hope some of you guys still remember me.

I have moved to Korea since November 2005 after acquiring the Ph.D. and am working at Samsung Electronics. I have been pretty busy enough to forget the renewal of my website. ;;

 

Thus, I couldn't get any emails and couldn't reply them, either. I am planning to reopen the site soon.

 

I am having a lot of business trip to Japan and even last week I visited the Kumamoto Castle which was founded by the legendary samurai, Kato Kiyomasa.

 

Very happy to see you again and wish you good happy luck!!

:D

[Stephen]

Hi and welcome back, we often have talked about you're whereabouts and have needed your experience many times. Good to have you back on board.

[Brian]

I got all excited when I saw a few minutes ago that someone in Korea had signed up with that long lost website address! :D

Really good to have you here Jinsoo...if you do a search you will see that you have been frequently asked about.

I'm also very glad to hear the website will be back up again.

I think it's safe to say we all mourned your absence, and hope you don't go and run away again :D

Pull up a chair, grab a cup of coffee and hopefully some of the old names you recognise will be along shortly. Hmm..with all your business qualifications nowdays...I think we might need an appointment just to email you! :lol:

 

Brian

[sencho]

Hi jinsoo,

 

Good to be checking out your site again.

 

I noticed that some of the links are broken.... On the nihonto for sale page the hyphen (-) is missing from inbetween jp and sword, and the link diverts to somewhere else.

 

I have been inserting the hyphen into the link each time.

 

Cheers

Nigel

[raaay]

Hi Jinsoo,

 

we have never talked before , so hope you dont mind this added onto your post.

 

when you mentioned Kato Kiyomasa ,it reminded me that i have a

 

Kozuka with the theme of him fighting a tiger , when he was in Korea ?

 

 

regards

 

ray.

[Rich T]

and know you are alive and well. I look forward to your future contributions.

 

All the best

 

Richard Turner

[Henry Wilson]

Hi Jin Soo

 

If I remember you had some great info on Yasukuni swords. What is the address for your site?

 

Regards

[Brian]

Henry,

 

The site was (is) at http://www.jp-sword.com/

I am sure there is still a lot of updating in the works, as most of it is still as it was when Jinsoo left.

Hopefully this wasn't just a passing greeting, and he will be back soon to keep us updated.

 

Regards,

Brian