The Beauty of Japanese Swords: A New Age of Sword Fittings

For this edition of "The Beauty of Japanese Swords," we invited metal engraver Kei Tsujimoto to talk about the process of sword fitting making and the romanticism of our ancestors' work.

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優れた先人の作品を研究し自分なりの表現を確立しているこの作者はとても魅力があります。

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今日この方の作品及び創造の気概に出会わせて頂いた事に大変感謝致します🎉🎉🎉
有り難う御座います😊😊😊

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This artist is already a ningen kokuhô , thanks to everyone involved in make this happen !

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Thank you very much for the video!
It deepened my interest a lot. I never knew that a kozuka, a part of the sword I thought was unimportant could be so fascinating and interesting!
Thank you to everyone at the 日本刀の美 team too, I greatly appreciate the time you take, and how you bring the beauty of Japanese swords to everyone!

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Love videos likes these that give a little inside peek of the technical workings on how kinko tosogu is made. Also happy people like Kei Tsujimoto and Ford Hallam are continuing this highly skilled craft in the modern day world!

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So glad to see a young person continuing these traditions! It bears well for the future....

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A genius.

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Pozdrawiam

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良きコラボで。❤。