NihontoWatchAzuchi-Momoyama period. Mino Province. Mino Province. Resident of Nishigori, Ono District. It is said that the founder moved from Yamato Province around the Einin era of the Kamakura period (A.D.1293-A.D.1299). Several dozen generations of Jumyo with the same mei were active. They are highly popular due to their sharpness and the auspicious name of the smith, and it is said that the Jumyo active during the Tensho era served the Sengoku bushi Inaba Ittetsu.
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Mino-den · Mino · around 1573-1592
Tōken Taikan top 76%
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Mino-den · Mino
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Mino in the Momoyama period
Unification closed the mass market, and Seki’s smiths moved to where the new money was: the Mishina line to Kyōto with court titles, Daidō smiths to castle towns across the provinces. Mino became the great technical ancestor of the Shintō age.
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