Swords of Kyushu Pictorial Book: Odonta, Samonji, Hizen Tadayoshi, Doudanuki, Naminohira (Book) - HobbySearch Hobby Magazine Store

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- Kyushu has long been known as a region where swordsmiths with recognizable individual inscriptions were active.
- For example, from the late Heian period to the early Kamakura period, Sadahide and Yukihira, who were monks and swordsmiths at Mt. Hiko, a training center in Bungo, and Masakuni Namihira and Yukiyasu, who were said to have come to Satsuma from Yamato, are known.
- After that, many swordsmiths such as Denta Mitsuyo, Samonji, Dotanuki Masakuni, and Hizen Tadayoshi were active, and many famous swords were produced until the end of the Edo period.
- Overview of Kyushu's swordsmiths, which have been attracting renewed attention in recent years, and trace their history.

- Life-sized insert poster: Sasanuki & Dotanuki (front and back)

Item Size/Weight : 30.2 x 23.5 x 1.8 cm / 1205g