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Thank you Jim, I realy did't saw any with the second groove in Naginata naoshi style Wakizaski like on this (kuichigai-ba?- but it is diferent). The blade is Shinto with Hozon.

Bojan

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Hi Bojan,You will see some with a second Hi some with one Hi, I have see them with red lacquer in the second groove and some without have a look at the pic I grabbed from google it has one

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I just feel un safe because of the second groove..For me it was strange for Naginata naoshi style of blade..but as Shinto blade pass Hozon..it my be nothing wrong with it..

Bojan

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It looks fine. It's not typical but you see them around from time to time. Some appear to be added later to obscure flaws in the sword, but yours appears to have been made like that deliberately. Just my opinion.

Posted

Hi, Its a bit hard to tell if the Hi is ato-bori with those Pics but I don't think it matters much ? it looks like a late shinto revival piece.

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Hi Bojan.

 

No problems with this one in fact I envy you!  This was made as a wakizashi in this form so there is no issue about the hi running off or not as there would be if it was a repurposed naginata.  Shigetaka seems to have made something of a speciality of this form of wakizashi. If you are interested I can send you an oshigata of one I have. Enjoy.

 

All the best

Posted

Nice, look's like shodai mei, hard to see details in some kanjis from Oshigata... I studied diferent mei Shodai and Nidai, but I still did't find right formula to know specific caracterostics, on both mei. Shodai has also nicer writting than Nidai.

Thank you and begards,

Bojan

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