KANETSUNE (兼常), Jōkyō (貞享, 1684-1688), Musashi – “Kanda-jū Kanetsune” (神田住兼常), “Bushū Kanda-jū Fujiwara Kanetsune” (武州神田住藤原兼常), he came originally from Mino, this smith is often mixed-up with Tsuji Sukekurō Kanetsune (辻助九郎兼常) who was the son of Kazusa no Suke Kaneshige (上総介兼重) but they were different smiths, this Kanetsune worked in Seki style, i.e. he hardened a ko-gunome-midare mixed with chōji and/or togari-gunome and with sunagashi
KANETSUNE (兼常), Jōkyō (貞享, 1684-1688), Musashi – “Kanda-jū Kanetsune” (神田住兼常), “Bushū Kanda-jū Fujiwara Kanetsune” (武州神田住藤原兼常), “Tsuji Kazusa no Suke Kaneshige, Sukekurō Kanetsune, Echizen no Kami Hōjōji Tachibana Masateru” (辻上総介兼重・助九郎兼常・越前守法城寺橘正照, joint work with Kazusa no Kami Kaneshige, Sukekurō Kanetsune and Hōjōji Masateru), real name Tsuji Sukekurō (辻助九郎), son of Kazusa no Suke Kaneshige (上総介兼重), ko-gunome-midare, chōji, suguha, notare, chū-saku
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