No. 84137899

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Katana - Tamahagane - Bizen Osafune Ju Yokoyama Sukekane Saku Kimi Banzai - Japan - Late Edo period
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Katana - Tamahagane - Bizen Osafune Ju Yokoyama Sukekane Saku Kimi Banzai - Japan - Late Edo period

【Summary】 ・This sword is 73cm long, which makes it very powerful, and the Hamon is also beautifully expressed, making it a highly recommended sword for viewing. ・Very well crafted Japanese sword(Katana) made by Bizen Osafune Ju Yokoyama Sukekane. ・The sword is authenticated by NBTHK(Nihon Bijutsu Token Hozon Kyokai) as "Tokubetsu Kicho Token(Special Valuable Sword)". The certificate paper is included in the set. ・The inscription is carved as follows Bizen Osafune Ju Yokoyama Toshisaemon Fujiwara Sukekane Saku Kimi Banzai(備前長船住横山俊左衛門藤原祐包作 君万歳) Tomonari Gojuhachidaimago Ansei Sannen Nigatsu Kitijitsu(友成五十八代孫 安政三年二月吉日) 【About Bizen Osafune Ju Yokoyama Sukekane(備前長船住横山祐包)】 ・Bizen Osafune Ju Yokoyama Sukekane is the 13th generation counting from Bizen Kuni Yosouzaemonnojo Sukesada, and is Tomonari's 58th grandson. ・Tomonari is one of the representative swordsmiths of Kobizen(古備前), and along with "Sanjo Kokaji Munechika(三条小鍛冶宗近)" and Hokinokuni "Yasutsuna(安綱)", he is one of the three oldest master swordsmiths in Japan. ・He is also positioned as the "founder of the Bizen Swordsmith" or "founder of the Osafune swordsmith. ・Although the Mei indicates that he is the 58th generation of a master swordsmith and a member of a traditional family of swordsmiths, Sukekane himself is also highly regarded and is considered a representative swordsmith of the Bizen smithy in the Shinshinto(新々刀) period. ・Sukekane left his works from around Temho 5 to Meiji 5. 【Blade/condition】 ・This sword is 73 cm long and very impressive. ・Hamon is also powerfully expressed, and this work offers a taste of the beauty of Japanese swords. ・This sword is engraved with not only "Yokoyama Sukekane" but also his common name "Yokoyama Toshisaemon Fujiwara Sukekane", making it a very rare sword. ・Furthermore, it is engraved with the inscription "Kimi Banzai," which suggests that the sword was made to pray for the prosperity of the Tokugawa Shogun's family and has been carefully preserved. ・Therefore, the condition of preservation is very good, and the workmanship is excellent. 【Attention before bid】 ・This is a truly domestic Japanese sword that has never left Japan. When exporting, an export permit must be obtained. It takes about 20 business days from the time the buyer makes payment to the time the transportation process begins. This is because exporting Japanese swords requires permission from the Agency for Cultural Affairs. ・Export of Japanese swords from Japan to other countries is restricted. Depending on the situation of the shipping company and your country of residence, it may not be possible to ship. We will of course do our best to send the item, but if no carrier is available, we have no choice but to cancel the transaction. (So far we have been able to transport them without any problems in most cases.) ・Regardless of the carrier's situation, China and Russia are banned from importing Japanese swords.

No. 84137899

No longer available
Katana - Tamahagane - Bizen Osafune Ju Yokoyama Sukekane Saku Kimi Banzai - Japan - Late Edo period

Katana - Tamahagane - Bizen Osafune Ju Yokoyama Sukekane Saku Kimi Banzai - Japan - Late Edo period

【Summary】
・This sword is 73cm long, which makes it very powerful, and the Hamon is also beautifully expressed, making it a highly recommended sword for viewing.
・Very well crafted Japanese sword(Katana) made by Bizen Osafune Ju Yokoyama Sukekane.
・The sword is authenticated by NBTHK(Nihon Bijutsu Token Hozon Kyokai) as "Tokubetsu Kicho Token(Special Valuable Sword)". The certificate paper is included in the set.
・The inscription is carved as follows
Bizen Osafune Ju Yokoyama Toshisaemon Fujiwara Sukekane Saku Kimi Banzai(備前長船住横山俊左衛門藤原祐包作 君万歳)
Tomonari Gojuhachidaimago Ansei Sannen Nigatsu Kitijitsu(友成五十八代孫 安政三年二月吉日)


【About Bizen Osafune Ju Yokoyama Sukekane(備前長船住横山祐包)】
・Bizen Osafune Ju Yokoyama Sukekane is the 13th generation counting from Bizen Kuni Yosouzaemonnojo Sukesada, and is Tomonari's 58th grandson.
・Tomonari is one of the representative swordsmiths of Kobizen(古備前), and along with "Sanjo Kokaji Munechika(三条小鍛冶宗近)" and Hokinokuni "Yasutsuna(安綱)", he is one of the three oldest master swordsmiths in Japan.
・He is also positioned as the "founder of the Bizen Swordsmith" or "founder of the Osafune swordsmith.
・Although the Mei indicates that he is the 58th generation of a master swordsmith and a member of a traditional family of swordsmiths, Sukekane himself is also highly regarded and is considered a representative swordsmith of the Bizen smithy in the Shinshinto(新々刀) period.
・Sukekane left his works from around Temho 5 to Meiji 5.

【Blade/condition】
・This sword is 73 cm long and very impressive.
・Hamon is also powerfully expressed, and this work offers a taste of the beauty of Japanese swords.
・This sword is engraved with not only "Yokoyama Sukekane" but also his common name "Yokoyama Toshisaemon Fujiwara Sukekane", making it a very rare sword.
・Furthermore, it is engraved with the inscription "Kimi Banzai," which suggests that the sword was made to pray for the prosperity of the Tokugawa Shogun's family and has been carefully preserved.
・Therefore, the condition of preservation is very good, and the workmanship is excellent.

【Attention before bid】
・This is a truly domestic Japanese sword that has never left Japan. When exporting, an export permit must be obtained. It takes about 20 business days from the time the buyer makes payment to the time the transportation process begins. This is because exporting Japanese swords requires permission from the Agency for Cultural Affairs.
・Export of Japanese swords from Japan to other countries is restricted. Depending on the situation of the shipping company and your country of residence, it may not be possible to ship. We will of course do our best to send the item, but if no carrier is available, we have no choice but to cancel the transaction. (So far we have been able to transport them without any problems in most cases.)
・Regardless of the carrier's situation, China and Russia are banned from importing Japanese swords.

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