Product Description
• Feature Article 1: [Momotaro Sukesada and Sue-Bizen ~ Osafune during the Shinto period]
Osafune, a leading center for sword production in Japan, entered a period of decline after the Muromachi period due to repeated floods and changes in the times.
However, even amidst this, there were swordsmiths like Sukesada and Kiyomitsu who inherited the tradition of Osafune blacksmithing and demonstrated skills that were second to none.
This time, we will trace masterpieces from the late Bizen period to the new Bizen period, focusing on Atakagiri, a representative work of Yosazaemonjo Sukesada, and Momotaro Sukesada, a representative work of Yokoyama Ueno Daijo Sukesada.
・Special Feature 2: Famous Swords of the Uesugi Family
・Special Feature 3: Famous Swords from the Imperial Collection
- Fold-out supplement: Life-size sword poster
- Special Bonus: 2027 Sword Calendar
Format: A4 modified size, perfect bound
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This item is written in Japanese.
- *Please note that the book's paper strip may not be included. Additionally, we do not offer replacements for any damage or wear to the strip.
Product Specifications
- Item code
- 68166-57
- ISBN code
- 9784798643151
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