Kofu Ju Minamoto Hiromitsu Saku
Yamamura is a closed Koto
school, staunchly unchanging through time.
Yamamura Hiromitsu worked the ancient
Sagami/Masamune Nobukuni tradition in Kamakura
where Masamune had worked. His Kofu Mei
shows Hiromitsu traveled and made swords
in the Edo area of Musashi Provence.
30" Nagasa
41 1/4" Nakago has a 15 1/2"
tang extension
running through the whole pole length.
Two
Mekugi-ana
43 1/2" Original
Pole has Iron wrap Same',
Iron fittings and 31 1/2"
Yari-Saya
Running Mokume Hada has
Ji-Nie and profuse Chikei
where strongly arcing Inazuma runs
though the Jigane.
Nioi
Deki Chu-Sugu
Ko-Gunome-Midare Ba
of Hataraki and Kinisuji.
Ko-Maru Boshi with Long Naga-Kaeri arms
the Shinogi.
Two Mekugi-ana and Nakago extension
Yamamura
tradition comes about in Echigo when Kyo
Nobukuni style is received in Yamamura
for the Oei.
See https://www.sho-shin.com/hoku18.htm
for the Kyo-Soshu style blends in
Echigo.
Yamamura:
https://www.sho-shin.com/hoku19.htm
Hiromitsu
worked in Musashi
amid the very best of late Edo stylists.
He made this imposing weapon for
the Restoration
struggles.
This
was a hotbed of Shogun supporters, who
held for the old ways and the Rebels,
who were working to destroy the
government if favor of Imperial
Restoration.
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