-
magnificent shape,
growing in
overall length and the
length of the
point (
kissaki). They were
generally wide and
disproportionately thin.
Similarly tantō...
-
other bladed weapon). bōshi (帽子) –
temper line (hamon) of the
blade point (
kissaki). (see image) (also see ko-maru)
chikei (地景) –
black gleaming lines of...
- section. Instead, the edge
curves smoothly and
uninterrupted into the point.
Kissaki-Moroha-Zukuri is a
katana blade shape with a
distinctive curved and double-edged...
-
created by
legendary ****anese
smith Amakuni during the 8th
century AD.
Kissaki Moroha Zukuri (鋒両刃造)
blades like the
Kogarasu Maru are
sometimes referred...
-
alien vessel,
nicknamed the
Angelwing by the
Kissaki Syndicate, as well as
information regarding another Kissaki station orbiting Pluto.
After a
battle with...
- body of the blade. Osoraku:
Osoraku zukuri feature an
extremely long o-
kissaki type point, over half the blade's length. Shōbu (菖蒲): A
common blade type...
- Kiri-age from Shindō Munen-ryū
School Shihō-giri from Suiō-ryū
School Kissaki-gaeshi from Hōki-ryū
School The 12
official kata
currently recognised by...
-
capabilities compared to
traditional ****anese
kissaki ****ura (curvature of the
cutting edge of tip) types.
Kissaki usually have a
curved profile, and smooth...
-
curvature 1.5 cm,
bottom width 2.8 cm, shinogi-zukuri, iori-mune, and chū-
kissaki nobi (see also
Glossary of ****anese swords). The
front side
contains a...
- hilt in some cases; the
nagamaki varied in
blade length, tang length,
kissaki style, etc.
Nagamaki presumably could have
koshirae in a
tachi or katana...
