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MASAZANE (正真), 1st gen., Tenbun (天文, 1532-1555), Yamato – “Nanto Kanabō Hayato no Suke Fujiwara Masazane saku” (南都金房隼人佐藤原正真作), “Nanto-jū Fujiwara Masazane” (南都住藤原正真), “Kanabō Hayato no Suke Masazane” (金房隼人佐正真), Kanabō school, according to tradition the son of the Eishō-era (永正, 1504-1521) Tegai-Masazane, he moved later from Fujiwara (藤原) to Kanabōtsuji (金房辻), the village that was the name giver for the school, he made mostly robust and “functional” blades with a wide mihaba, a shallow sori, a thick kasane and an elongated kissaki, the jigane is an itame mixed with masame and ji-nie, the hamon is a suguha in ko-nie-deki with ko-ashi and yō, chū-saku

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