Book recommendation "Reborn"

[vajo]

I bought the book "Reborn" from Krystian not really knowing what it shows.

 

I'm very impressed of the 58 pieces that are shown in the book.

 

The book was released, i think 2019 with the exhibition"Reborn" held from the sano art musem in Japan.

 

 

The blades are shown in the condition were they was found and after the restoration.

 

 

 

Pictures of the book is from Krystians website (soryu.pl)

 

So if you find a copy, i can really recommend that book.

 

 

Thanks to Krystian for the fast sending!

[Kanenaga]

Grey -- do you have (or can you get) a copy?

[Grey Doffin]

Hi Les,

The company I was using to buy books in Japan has gone out of business and I haven't found a suitable replacement.  Sorry; I can't be much help.

Grey

[BIG]

Les, may be Kelly Schmidt can help...

 

http://www.militaria.co.za/nmb/topic/31214-buyeejp/

 

if he find a starting plane..

 

Best

[Jussi Ekholm]

Very good recommendation Chris. I got mine from Krystian too and there are some very rare items featured in that book that I haven't encountered yet in other books.

[Japan auctions]

I checked various sites here, but found only one reference, and it was sold out.

Mailed directly to Sano Museum, but probably won't get answer as it is closed now due to Corona.

Will let you know if I hear.

 

Kelly Schmidt

Japanese Antique Auctions.

[vajo]

I see the book in a ebay offer.

 

Sano Art Museum REBORN The Great Sword Japanese sword Samurai Katana Book Japan | eBay

 

Fabulous price! 

[Kanenaga]

...and "sold out."

[Guest Simon R]

I have a fairly large number of the Sano Museum's books, but I wasn't even aware this title existed until seeing this post on the train home tonight,

Luckily, living in Japan with a wonderful wife has its distinct advantages....
 

 

[ROKUJURO]

Simon,

of course we could all immigrate into Japan, but to have these advantages, how do we manage the difficult thing with a wonderful wife? 

[Guest Simon R]

1 hour ago, ROKUJURO said:

Simon,

of course we could all immigrate into Japan, but to have these advantages, how do we manage the difficult thing with a wonderful wife? 

True, Jean.

I got very lucky!