Shinto – Early Edo period (Kanbun era: 1661-1673) | NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon | Jo-saku | Sold
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Shintô – Early Edo period (Kan’ei era: 1624-1644) | NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon | Jô-saku | Sold
Shintô – Early Edo period (Kan’ei era: 1624-1644) | NBTHK Jûyô Tôken | Jô-saku | Sold
Shintô – Early Edo period (Enpô era: 1673-1681) | NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon | Jô-saku | Sold
Shintô – Mid Edo period (Kyôhô era: 1716-1736) | NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon | Jô-saku | Available
Resource – Frequently Asked Questions Frequently Asked Questions Below are answers to the questions we receive most often from collectors at all levels of experience. If your question is not covered here, please get in touch — we are always happy to help. Jump to Section Buying a Sword Browsing, selecting, and acquiring from Unique […]
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. […]
Shinshintô – Late Edo period (Genji era: 1864) | NBTHK Tokubetsu Hozon | Jô-saku | Sold
Resource Article – Written by Pablo Kuntz, Founder of Unique Japan Fujishiro Rankings for Japanese Swordsmiths (藤代ランキング) If you spend any time reading descriptions of Japanese swords – on our site or anywhere else – you will quickly encounter references to Fujishiro rankings. A smith might be described as jô-saku, saijô-saku, or chûjo-saku, etc. Understanding […]
Shintô – Keichô era (circa 1596-1615) | NBTHK Hozon Tôken | Jô-saku | Sold