KISHU ISHIDO:
ITAME HADA. SUGUHA with ASHI, GUNOME-MIDARE BA,
CHOJI-MIDARE ¨much like OSAKA ISHIDO.
KISHU ISHIDO
TAMEYASU KAN-EI 1624
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TAMEYASU TAMEHIRO (SETTSU) YASUHIRO (SETTSU)
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TAMEHIRO YASUHIRO
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AWATAGUCHI TADATSUNA OSAKA Group
KII YASUTSUNA KAN-BUN: Moved to OSAKA
KII HIROTSUNA EN-PO: Starts in KII ISHIDO style,
but moves to OSAKA, under TADATSUNA. Another
theory states he is AWATAGUCHI NAGATSUNA.
KO-NIE CHOJI-MIDARE BA with leaning
SAKA-ASHI, or in AWATAGUCHI style with long
ASHI-NAGA.
KII-no-KUNI HIROTSUNA
AWATAGUCHI ASAI MINAMOTO HIROTSUNA
Yasutsuna
Nagasa: 2
Shaku 1 Sun 8 Bu (66.2cm)
Moto-Haba: 1 Sun 2 Bu
(3.64cm)
Nakago: 4 Sun 2 Bu
(12.73cm)
Hira-Tsukuri,
Ihori-Mune,
Koshizori
Katana.
O-Mokume,
Itame mix runs to Masame in
the Shinogi-Ji. There is
Ji-Nie and strong Chikei.
High-reaching O-Midare Ba
with Kobushigata Fist Choji
in Nioi and Ko-Nie with
Sunagashi.
Chu-Sugu Ko-Maru Boshi has
Tobi.
Suriage Kiri-Jiri Nakago has
two Mekugi-ana.
Kii-no-Kuni
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