@@Beauty-of-Japanese-Swords Thank you very much ! I love your videos and their content is great. It's very informative and I would love to be able to share the videos on social media with my friends who don't speak Japanese.
I'm confused about how we define the name of a Japanese sword. It seems like many 重要刀剣 don't have a name but only have a sign (銘). According to what I know 銘 is the signature of the smith, not the name of the sword itself, and those considered as 無銘 mean that we don't know who the smith is but some of them still have a name, and will the fact that they don't have a sword name decreases the rarity of those swords? Hope you can explain this! Thank you very much and I really love your videos
OMG a Masamune blade! AMAZING.
Hisashi, thank you, so much for sharing this!!!
Using english subtitles is great for teaching about Nihonto. Im really excited about this, thank you
Glad these are helpful. We’re hoping to get many people excited about the world of Nihonto.
Thank you very much.
Thank you very much for watching.
Thanks for the Video Hisashi san! Very much appreciated to find content in English here 👍
Thank you very much for watching. I keep post “beauty of Japanese sword”
Thanks for these clips.
Really fun to watch and really nicely made.
Thanks for the encouraging feedback. We’ll look to make more.
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Thank you very much !
I love your videos and their content is great.
It's very informative and I would love to be able to share the videos on social media with my friends who don't speak Japanese.
Great video! It is a pity the camera cant show us all of the activities on these exceptional blades.
Great feedback. We’ll try to always feature the best swords, and will think about ways to best showcase the beauty on camera.
This is just purely amazing 👏
Thank you for this great series. Can you suggest a book which gives a good overview and history?
Thank you very much for watching.
I recommend for beginner is “ The Connoisseur book of Japanese sword”
@@Beauty-of-Japanese-Swords Thank you!
Do you have examples of muramasa blades??
I'm confused about how we define the name of a Japanese sword. It seems like many 重要刀剣 don't have a name but only have a sign (銘). According to what I know 銘 is the signature of the smith, not the name of the sword itself, and those considered as 無銘 mean that we don't know who the smith is but some of them still have a name, and will the fact that they don't have a sword name decreases the rarity of those swords? Hope you can explain this! Thank you very much and I really love your videos
@a t Oh I see! Thank you very much for your detailed explanation. 😍
This is part 3-A? So there is a part 3-B? Thanks.
This is part 3. … A story of …
Domo arigato gozaimas ❣🗡
Thank you very much for watching.
全部英語だったのでよく解りませんでした 出来れば字幕を付けて頂けると有難いです 刀を刀掛けに置く際に刃が上になっているのと下になっている場合の違いは何ですか? 無知な私に是非ともご伝授下さい お願いします
ご視聴頂き有難うございます。ご質問頂きました刃が上の時、下の時の違いは太刀(主に時代的に平安末期から南北朝時代後期、室町時代初期までが太刀の作りになります、刃を下にした時に作者銘が表側にあります。)は刃を下向きにして飾ります。また、刀は刃を上にして飾りその場合は刃を上にした時に作者銘が表に来ます。刀は室町時代初期を過ぎで中期からそれ以降が刀の時代に基本的にはなります。如何でしょうか?ご不明な点がございましたら何なりとお尋ね下さい。
また、日本語字幕に関しましては順番に考えております。今暫くお時間を下さい。宜しくお願い申し上げます。
@@Beauty-of-Japanese-Swords 早速のご返答有り難く存じます なるほど銘ですか 納得が行きました 重ねて申し上げますが本当にありがとうございます
金慶珠先生がTVで日本刀は韓国が日本人に教えてあげたと得意げに発表されていました、韓国の研ぎ師、鍔師、柄巻と日本の職人と共演させたら視聴率が上がるし朝鮮半島のいやいぎり、巻藁切りペットボトル切りをして頂ければ感謝します。
何言ってるか解らないで~す!