Koto – Nambokucho to Early Muromachi (~1368 AD) | NBTHK Hozon | Bizen Kozori School | Catalogue 18 | Sold
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Kotô – Nanbokuchô period (Eitoku era: 1381-1384) | NBTHK Jûyô Tôken (59th) | Jô-saku | Sold
Kotô – Late Muromachi period (1394-1428 & 1500-1550) | NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon & Hozon | Chûjô-saku | Sold
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Resource Article – Reference Glossary by Unique Japan Glossary of Japanese Sword Terms and Samurai Culture A reference guide to the key terms used in Japanese sword collecting and samurai culture. Whether you are reading a sword description for the first time or brushing up on terminology you half-remember, this glossary is here to help. […]
Gendaitô – Meiji era (1908) | Jôjô-saku | Sold
Kotô – Late Nambokuchô period (Enbun to Eiwa eras: 1356-1379) | NBTHK Jûyô Tôken | Sold
Kotô – Nanbokuchô period (Jôji era: 1362-1368) | NBTHK Tokubetsu Jûyô Tôken | Sold
Koto – End of Heian to Early Kamakura period (late 1100s to early 1200s) | NBTHK Juyo Token (46th) | Ko-Aoe | Sold
Koto – Late Kamakura period (Koan era: 1278-1288) | NBTHK Juyo Token (52nd) | Jojo-saku | Sold