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5 | Heian Period History(平安時代) 794 – 1192
7| Kamakura Period History (1192 – 1334)
8| Overview of the Kamakura Period Swords (1192-1333)
9| Middle Kamakura Period —Yamashiro School（鎌倉中期山城伝
10 | Middle Kamakura Period — Bizen School（鎌倉中期備前伝）
13|Tanto ( 短刀) Middle Kamakura Period
14|Late Kamakura Period History （鎌倉後期）
16|The Revival of Yamato School （山城伝復活）
17 | Late Kamakura period Tanto ——- Early Soshu Tanto
18|Nanboku(Yoshino) Cho Period History—— North and South Dynasty History(1333-1393)
19|Nanboku-Cho (North and South dynasty) Period Sword
21|Muromachi Period History （室町時代）
23| Sengoku Period History (戦国時代)
24|Sengoku Period Sword(戦国時代）– – – – – – – – – – – -Mino- Den
25|Sengoku Period Tanto (戦国時代)
26| Edo Period History (江戸時代)1603 – 1867
27|Over view of Shinto (新刀）– – – – – – – Difference between Ko-To and Shin-To
28|Main 7 Areas of Shin-To Sword (Part A)
29|Seven Main Areas of Sin-To Sword (partB)
30| Bakumatsu Period History (幕末)1781 – 1867
31| Shin Shin-To (Bakumatsu Period Sword 新々刀）1781-1867
32|The Process of Making a Sword
37|Part 2 of —– 3|Jyoko-To (上古刀)
38|Part 2 of —– 4|Names of the Parts
39|Part 2 of —– 5|Heian Period History (平安時代) 794-1192
40|Part 2 of —– 6|Heian Period Sword (792-1192)
41｜Part 2 of —– 7|Kamakura Period History (1192 – 1333)
42|Part 2 of —– 8|Overview of the Kamakura Period Sword 1192-1333)
43| Part 2 of —– 9| Middle Kamakura Period Yamashiro Den (鎌倉中期山城伝)
44|Part 2 of —– 10|Middle Kamakura Period Bizen-Den (鎌倉中期備前伝）
45|Part 2 of —- 11|Jyokyu-no-Hen and Gotoba Joko 後鳥羽上皇 1221
46|Part 2 of —- 12|Ikubi Kissaki（猪首切先）
47|Part 2 of —–12|Ikubi Kissaki, continued
48|Part 2 of —– 13|Middle Kamakura Period Tanto 鎌倉中期短刀
49| Part 2 of —-14|Late Kamakura Period (鎌倉後期歴史)
50|Part 2 of —– 15|Late Kamakura Period Sword
51| Part 2 of —– 16 The Revival of Yamato Den (大和伝復活)
52|Part 2 of —–17|Late Kamakura Period Tanto (Early Soshu-Den Tanto)
53| Part 2 of —- 18 Nanboku-Cho(南北朝) Period History (1333 – 1393)
54|Masamune Tombstone in Honkakuji Temple (本覚寺)
55｜Nanboku-Cho Period Swords (南北朝刀）
57|Part 2 of —– 21|Mucond Muromachi Period History (室町時代) 1393-1467 – – – – – – – – – — – – – – – – – – – – Ashikaga Yoshimitsu and Ashikaga Yoshimasa
58|Part 2 of —–22| Muromachi Period Sword (室町時代) 1393 —- 1467
59| Part 2 of —– 23|Sengoku Period History (戦国時代) 1467 —1596 – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – Oda Nobunaga, Battle of Okehazam and Honnou-Ji Temple
60| Part 2 of —24|Sengoku Period Sword (1467 – 1596) – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – — – – – — – – – – – – – – – – – – Mino-Den and Bizen-Den
61|Part 2 of — 25|Sengoku Period Tanto (1467 – 1596) – – – – – – – -Muramasa Tanto
62| Part 2 of – – – – – 26|Edo Period History (江戸時代】1603 – 1867 – – – – – – – – – – – – –The battle of Sekigahara and the Winter and Summer Siege of Osaka Castle.
63|Part 2 of – – – 27|Overview of Shin-To (新刀 ) – – – – — – – picturesque Hamon
64|Part 2 of — 28| Main 7 Areas Among Shin-To Sword (part A) – – – -Yamashiro area
65|Part 2 of —29 |Main 7 Areas Among Shin-To Sword (part B) – – – – Area 1,2,3,7and 8
66|Part 2 of – – -30 Bakumatsu Period History (幕末時代) – – – – – – –Meiji Restoration
67| Part 2 of – – – 31|Shin-Shin-To (Bakumatsu Period Sword) 1781-1867 – – – Bakumatsu-To
My Sword made by Yoshihara Yoshindo
How to handle a sword – – – Procedure to handle the sword with photos
