Nihonto - antike TANTO und KAIKEN - 短刀 - ...

YOSHIKUNI (吉国), 2nd gen., Kan´ei (寛永, 1624-1644), Chikugo – “Chikushū Yanagawa-jū Onizuka Yoshikuni” (筑州柳川住鬼塚吉国), “Chikugo Kurume-jū Onizuka Shigekuni” (筑後久留米住鬼塚茂国), “Yanagawa-jū Onizuka Shigekuni” (柳川住鬼塚茂国), “Onizuka Yoshikuni” (鬼塚吉国), he signed in early years with Shigekuni (茂国), dense itame mixed with mokume and masame, gunome-midare, or suguha mixed with ko-notare in nie-deki with a wide nioiguchi, in the case of a flamboyant ō-midare also sunagashi occur, also the blades of the 2nd gen. resemble Hizen-tō, the bōshi has a ko-maru-kaeri but can also be a kaen with hakikake

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