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Thực sự nói đến kiếm Nhật thì là cả nghệ thuật và lịch sử văn hóa , với những kiếm khách đầy lòng tự tin trung thành không biết khuất phục trước kẻ thù , nhật bản văn hóa đó ăn sâu vào máu họ cho tới thế kỉ 20 thì thực tế là cũng đã chấm dứt những kiểu nghĩ cổ hủ như vậy, nhất là thời kì chiến tranh thế giới thứ 2 Nhật Bản và Mỹ cũng chỉ vì bị ảnh hưởng bởi văn hóa, mà hàng ngàn người thanh niên cảm tử chấp nhận hy sinh lái máy bay không đủ nhiên liệu quay về căn cứ và cũng không còn bánh xe để không thể hạ cánh với mục đích duy nhất là lao thẳng vào tàu sân bay MỸ, theo các bạn có nên bỏ cái kiểu hủ tục này đi không nếu như sau này còn chiến tranh , tôi nghĩ thì khi mà thế giới này còn sống dựa vào vật chất tài nguyên thì không bao h là chấm dứt chiến tranh hẳn thực sự , có chỉ như là đang dưỡng sức đợi ngày chiến đấu mà thôi , đã vậy lại còn thế lực ngầm họ sẽ thao túng thế giới này họ sẽ cho sảy ra chiến tranh để họ còn kiếm tiền và thao túng Duy trì dân số trên thế giới , như trung quốc đây mỗi năm họ giết chết không biết bao nhiêu người dân để giảm bớt số dân tăng quá nhanh đông quá chính quyền họ cũng không thể nào thao túng, hãy nghĩ Theo thuyết âm mưu có lẽ chúng ta sẽ ngộ ra nhiều điều thực tế nó là như vậy , chính phủ các nước không đơn giản chỉ ngồi đó làm những điều vớ vẩn hàng ngày như kinh tế xã hội đâu, tất cả đều bị thế lực đen tối khống chế

Gorgeous swords, unfortunatly i have a bit of hate boner for Tozando lol, glad you enjoyed your trip.

Awesome. Which vice is that by chance?

The Germans and Romans have wootz steel. The Middle East gets Damascus. Stacks or folded steel with a bunch of layers is "Tamahagane Enough"? Maybe add blessing, handmade, culture, and beauty of craftsmanship to sum up the price?

thanks sir 👍👍

nice restoration. I'm starting the restoration on my dads 88 cr500. He's had it since before I could retain memory (I think before I was born). I have never even heard him start that bike up (he rode it, but I didn't live with him so I never got a chance to hear it or let alone see it in action). I remember being like 4 years old looking at it in his garage along side his other 2 cr 250's thinking it was the coolest thing in the world, and always have had the thought in the back of my head through out life of that CR500. He was in a bad crash in the 90's on it and parked it, and there it sat.... When I turned 12, I moved from California to Texas, and due to money and life etc. we lost contact. Well, this year I got a call that he was on his death bed with cancer so I flew out to Cali. and I was able to see him 1 last time. He unfortunately passed away and I was left with the challenge of figuring out how to get his home cleaned out for his landlord and get this bike and whatever else back to Texas in 3 days (btw, my dad was lost in depression due to him not hearing my brother or I or talking to us and he unfortunately turned into a hoarder, so his home was extremely challenging on top of the people going there trying to take stuff because he passed). My brother and I bought a trailer in California, used my dads 98 k1500 truck that had no ac and wrecked steering/suspension on 35's and in unknown condition, filled up the trailer and truck with whatever we could possibly fit, and set off on a race against the clock to get back to Texas due to us only having so much time off work. 36 hours later and a strait shot through without stopping, we made it home. After some time, I made some extra time where I could check out this bike, I cleaned the clogged carb, put fresh gas in it, and on the second kick after sitting for like 27 years, it fired up... Was pretty emotional for me, but seeing your restoration gives me hope on getting this bike squared away in honor of my dad.

good video

Gorgeous I want one so bad

Because it is also likely traditionally made and prized for historical and cultural value.

Cool stuff. Thanks for showing

Best video on here by far been going crazy trying to get one last stud out was going to weld a nut right to it until I saw this thanks saved the day

It turned out nice!

Looks like a cat d6n

I would lose my mind there. I receive emails from that very store. I’m 68 yrs. old now and have loved this stuff since I was 9 yrs. old . It started after watching the movie “ The Seven Samurai “ on TV with my older brother. Since then I’ve watched or own just about every major Samurai film that was ever conceived . Next year we are going to Japan and there is no way I’m coming home without something. My gift to me for 50 years of working my tail off. 😊

Indian mountain?

Keep learning, looks like a worthy pastime.

A whole new world. 🇯🇵 (⚾️Yay Goldpanners!)

Stunning example of yesteryears commercial flight. ❤

Wow love mangosteen

There no left hand for withdrawal!!

You in Thailand for the temples and food like everyone else?

Since you got yourself a genuine katana, you need to learn kendo. Then you can look like a samurai!

When you draw, many swordsmen will withdraw the saya slightly so they are not risking hitting it with the tip. Also don't wave it around like a highlander. You would immediately lose a hand. Lastly, you should probably look up iaijutsu kata #1 and work that down before you start trying Hollywood tip flips out of the scabbard. It will teach you to know where the blade is.

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Katana untuk memotong rumput coba

Now you know how serious I am. What a waste of resources.

Awesome city 💪

Went all the way to Japan to buy a sword and didn't even get Hanzo steel. SMH my head.

Same here, would love to own one. Maybe one day.

This is symbolize the true art of uniqueness of japanese cultures , and this is my dream that i can own it even it just only one 😊

Amazing katana

needed a lot more 400. you can still see the sticker lines even after `1500

Did the bathroom have a bidet? Everything had a bidet when I lived there, the Family Marts even.

I know this video is a couple years old now but how do I get the two nuts off the stud😐 they are on there good

Thanks for watching! Please give me a sub.

The fact I was there 2 days ago and saw all of them ( aswell as the other shop 50 steps away )

All sorts of cool. The Japanese know how to do bad ass.

Thanks for tour.

Leaves them alone 🤡 🌮 🌯

Good sharing, love the tanto , thank you very much ❤

Imagine paying fifty thouasand for a katana that has the same blade engraving that a $60 Masahiro gas station katana has on its 1045 blade with a wire brushed hamon.

wow its kind of crazy that a sword is worth 5 000 000 yen and that suit of armor is only 1.65 million yen. The amount of hours it would take you to make that suit of armor would be enough to forge, grind, sharpen and fit at least four katanas, yet its worth less. Especially the mail portion.. that requires a lot of painfully slow work.

You go to one of them used panty vending machines?

That's awesome almost time to get my brother and mine 91' finishing carb soon I may post that's a very hopeful vid thanks..

Nice trick, thanks

Ik this is kinda long ago but how did you know how tight to tighten them you just hand tighten them?

Thanks from Newfoundland Canada

Cardboard in front of the radiator. Authentic cold climate hack! 😂