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兼元（孫六兼元）（最上大業物） 2尺3寸強 Kanemoto(Magoroku)
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Era
Muromachi
Specifications
Nagasa
69.9 cm
Sori
2.2 cm
Motohaba
3.41 cm
Sakihaba
2.48 cm
NihontoWatchBETA(Famous also in Touken Ranbu) It has arrived, it has arrived—a surprising masterpiece by Magoroku Kanemoto has appeared. Magoroku Kanemoto has been extremely famous since the Sengoku period as a Saijo Owazamono, a masterpiece that Sengoku Daimyo vied with one other to seek out. The Meibutsu "Ni-Nenbutsu Kanemoto," handed down through the Kaga Maeda Hyakumangoku clan, was named for its incredible sharpness; it is said the opponent did not even realize they had been cut until they finished chanting a Nenbutsu twice and their torso finally split apart. There are many famous Meibutsu such as Aoki Kanemoto and Jizo-giri Kanemoto, making him exceptionally renowned. Magoroku Kanemoto is a master smith representing the Seki smiths of Mino, known by everyone. This Magoroku Kanemoto is a work from around the Daiei era (1521) of the Muromachi period (505 years ago). The Sugata of this katana is almost ubu, with a wonderfully wide moto-mihaba and saki-mihaba, an extended kissaki, and little hiraniku—presenting a grand and excellent katana sugata that looks as if it would cut exceptionally well. The jigane is a finely packed ko-itame hada, exhibiting utsuri in the ji with jinie attached in fine particles, possessing wonderful charm. The hamon is Magoroku Kanemoto’s own invention: a nio-deki style with nie, featuring a spirited and magnanimous gunome-ba fired magnificently in a Sanbonsugi style mixed with niesuji. This sword is a precious masterpiece made by special order. The spirited boshi is midare-komi, skillfully fired into a komaru. The mei is vigorous, cut with angular and linear strokes, serving as a textbook example of a Magoroku Kanemoto mei. The koshirae is also a luxurious Edo-period set with a beni-tame-nuri saya, adding further splendor to this Magoroku Kanemoto katana. With few extant works remaining, please enjoy this highly precious masterpiece by Magoroku Kanemoto, whose future "shusse" (rise in status/ranking) is something to look forward to.
NihontoWatchBETAPrice on request
Muromachi
69.9 cm
2.2 cm
3.41 cm
2.48 cm
(Famous also in Touken Ranbu) It has arrived, it has arrived—a surprising masterpiece by Magoroku Kanemoto has appeared. Magoroku Kanemoto has been extremely famous since the Sengoku period as a Saijo Owazamono, a masterpiece that Sengoku Daimyo vied with one other to seek out. The Meibutsu "Ni-Nenbutsu Kanemoto," handed down through the Kaga Maeda Hyakumangoku clan, was named for its incredible sharpness; it is said the opponent did not even realize they had been cut until they finished chanting a Nenbutsu twice and their torso finally split apart. There are many famous Meibutsu such as Aoki Kanemoto and Jizo-giri Kanemoto, making him exceptionally renowned. Magoroku Kanemoto is a master smith representing the Seki smiths of Mino, known by everyone. This Magoroku Kanemoto is a work from around the Daiei era (1521) of the Muromachi period (505 years ago). The Sugata of this katana is almost ubu, with a wonderfully wide moto-mihaba and saki-mihaba, an extended kissaki, and little hiraniku—presenting a grand and excellent katana sugata that looks as if it would cut exceptionally well. The jigane is a finely packed ko-itame hada, exhibiting utsuri in the ji with jinie attached in fine particles, possessing wonderful charm. The hamon is Magoroku Kanemoto’s own invention: a nio-deki style with nie, featuring a spirited and magnanimous gunome-ba fired magnificently in a Sanbonsugi style mixed with niesuji. This sword is a precious masterpiece made by special order. The spirited boshi is midare-komi, skillfully fired into a komaru. The mei is vigorous, cut with angular and linear strokes, serving as a textbook example of a Magoroku Kanemoto mei. The koshirae is also a luxurious Edo-period set with a beni-tame-nuri saya, adding further splendor to this Magoroku Kanemoto katana. With few extant works remaining, please enjoy this highly precious masterpiece by Magoroku Kanemoto, whose future "shusse" (rise in status/ranking) is something to look forward to.
NihontoWatchBETAPrice on request
Muromachi
69.9 cm
2.2 cm
3.41 cm
2.48 cm
