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Wakizashi
Bishū Osafune Norimitsu
Bunmei go-nen hachigatsu hi
脇指　備州長船則光
　　　文明五年八月日

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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
CountryBizen-Osahune(備前国-長船)
PeriodMuromachi Period（室町時代）15th~16th century
Blade Length59.1cm
Curve(Sori)1.5cm
Top Width
(Sakihaba)		2.7cm
Bottom Width
(Motohaba)		2.7cm
Bottom Thickness
(Motokasane)		0.7cm
Top Thickness
(Sakikasane)		0.4cm
KeijoShinogizukuri, mihaba jinjō, sori yayad fukaku tsuki, chukissaki nobiru.
KitaeKoitanetsumi,jinie komakani yokutsuku
HamonYaki fukaku, koshi hiraki no gunome midare, harashiki fū to nari, ko-nie tsuki, kanesuji kakari, nioiguchi akarui.
BoushiYaki fukaku, midare konde komaru ni kaeru.
HoriOmote-ura bōhi ni sohi o marudome ni suru.
NakagoUbu, saki-haagari kurijiri, yasurime katte-sagari, mekugi-ana ichi.
AccessoriesShirasaya; gold-covered double-layer habaki; black lacquered saya wakizashi koshirae
DetailsThere were several generations of swordsmiths who bore the name Osafune Norimitsu. Among them, the Norimitsu who signed blades during the Bunmei era is considered one of the most outstanding swordsmiths of the Muromachi period, known for his exceptional skill.
This sword is a work by the Bunmei-era Norimitsu, and both the jigane (surface steel) and hamon (temper line) remain in excellent condition, clearly reflecting his high level of craftsmanship.
The registration certificate issued in 1951 (Showa 26) in Ehime Prefecture, with a three-digit number, further supports the impression that this piece likely belonged to a daimyo family and was passed down through generations.
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