太刀 人間国宝 両山子正峯作之 伊勢神宮式年遷宮太刀影打 丸棟切刃造直刀 二尺四寸五分
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Ryouzanshi Masamine Tachi

No.693657

Tachi Ningenkokuho(Living National Treasure) Ryouzanshi Masamine Korewo Tsukuru IseJingu Shikinen Sengu Tachi Kageuchi Marumine Kirihadukuri Chokutou 74.3cm

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両山子正峯作之 　Ryouzanshi Masamine Korewo Tsukuru
Ura-mei
甲寅年二月日　February day of Kouin
Registration
Ishikawa 8/21/49(Showa)
Period
Syouwa
Size

Hachou 74.3cm　(二尺四寸五分 )　Sori 0.0cm
Moto-Haba 2.5cm　Saki-Haba 1.9cm　Moto-Kasane 0.48cm　Shinogi-Thikess 0.49cm　Saki-Kasane 0.36cm　Kissaki-Chou 1.6cm　Nakago-Chou 17.4cm　Weight 540g

Shape
Kirihadukuri, Marumine
Kitae
Small-Itamehada-tsumi, Jinie entered finely, Chikei entered finely well, Iron is bright and clear.
Hamon
Hososuguha, Small-Nie-tsuki, Small-Ashi enter, Nioikuchi shimarigokoro is bright.
Boushi
Suguni-Komaru
Nakago
Ubu, Sakikurijiri, Yasurimekattesagari-Kesyou, No Mekugiana
Habaki
Solid silver single layer.
Drscription
Masamine(Seihou) was born in Ishikawa Prefecture in 1914. His real name is Yoichiro Sumiya. After graduating from Ritsumeikan University, he studied under Masayuki Sakurai, a swordsmith, and in 1932 entered the Kokoku Japanese Sword Forging Shop in Hiroshima Prefecture. After the war, in 1955, he set up a training center 'Sanryutei' in his hometown, also calling himself Kasasasatei, Kasagasa, and Ryoyamako. The following year, in 1956, he won prizes at the New Sword Exhibition for eight years in a row, and in 1941 and 1942, he was honored with the Masamune Prize, becoming a swordsmith without inspection. receive property designation. In 1998, he died at the age of seventy-seven. Major works include Ise Jingu Shikinen Sengu Sacred Treasure Sword (1964), Ise Jingu Shikinen Sengu Sacred Treasure 16 Swords (1969), Ise Jingu Shikinen Sengu Sacred Treasure 16 Swords (1964) 1989), as well as the protective swords of the Crown Princess and Princess Mako of Akishinonomiya. He studied sword techniques from the Asuka and Nara periods to the present day, and was especially good at Ichimonji, Osafune Nagamitsu, and Aoe during the Kamakura period.
This work is thought to have been inscribed in 1974 on the shadow of the Ise Jingu Shikinen Sengu Goshinpo Tachi Kageuchi in 1969. It is a masterpiece with beautiful Iron-tsumi Jiba is clear.
両山子正峯 太刀 保存刀剣