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Katana
Nankaitaro-Tomotaka
Kōka ninen shigatsu kichijitsu Emoto Yoshitoki shiry
刀　南海太郎朝尊
弘化二年四月吉日江元嘉辰指領

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PaperNBTHK Tokubetsu hozon Paper （公益）日本美術刀剣保存協会 特別保存刀剣鑑定書
Countryosa Province (present-day Kochi Prefecture)
PeriodLate Edo period
Blade Length63.7cm(2尺1寸0分)
Curve(Sori)2.0cm
Top Width
(Sakihaba)		1.8cm
Bottom Width
(Motohaba)		2.6cm
Bottom Thickness
(Motokasane)		0.7cm
Top Thickness
(Sakikasane)		0.4cm
KeijoShinogizukuri, iorimune, mihaba hosoku, sori asaku tsuku.
KitaeItamehada ni moku majiri, jinie atsuku tsuku.
HamonKoshimoto no tarechō ni yakidashi, sono ue kara sudareba fū o yaku.
BoushiSugu komaru ni kaeru.
NakagoUbu, sakiba agari kurijiri, yasurime kiri, Hole 1
AccessoriesGinkise ichiju habaki, shirasaya
DetailsNankai Tarō Tomomori was a swordsmith from Kuroiwa Village, Takaoka District, Tosa Province. His real name is believed to be Morioka Zen'emon, and he originally worked as a sawsmith. In Bunka 15 (1818), he switched to sword forging and studied under Iga no Kami Kanemichi in Kyoto and Suishinshi Masahide in Edo. During the Tenpō era, he established himself independently in Edo. He accepted many apprentices and authored numerous books on swordsmanship.
This particular blade features a hamon with a notare-style pattern around the base of the blade, over which a sudareba-style hamon is applied, giving it an appearance reminiscent of the hamon style of Tanba no Kami Yoshimichi. This work is listed in the Shinshintō Taikan (Comprehensive Guide to New Swords).
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