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I can second that. Chris and Larry put on the most interesting Nihonto show in the States. Others might be bigger but none come close for displays and seminars. The last one they did included, if I remember correctly, tamahagane production in Minnesota, kimonos, tea ceremony, ikebana, and more. The show before the last had a swordsmith, habaki maker, and saya maker.

Do yourself a favor and attend their show.

Grey

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Thanks for the kind words guys...

 

We have tried from the start to make our shows more education oriented, with lectures, teaching displays, exhibits, etc., covering a wide variety of sword related subjects.

 

We haven't decided the full program yet for the upcoming show but it will once again include lectures, displays, and sword exhibits.

 

We hope everyone with an interest in samurai culture can attend....More details to follow shortly....

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Gentleman-

 

Greatly appreciate the support and offers to help and contribute. We will surely need assistance to make this happen and I will contact you privately shortly to discuss....

 

As far as table inquiries/reservations are concerned, Larry Klahn at lklahn@aol.com will handling everything related to that.

 

I will be handling shinsa inquiries/reservations....

 

Again, we will have all the detailed info released in a few weeks.

 

Again, many thanks....

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