~ Hattori Masanaga ~ Tsuba, Kozuka and Menuki Artisan.
70K views · Jul 21, 2012 · Howto & Style
Comments · 38
@fitrianhidayat · 4 years ago
I think it's heartwarming that his father's mentor just came and train him to mastery
@rickmyers3716 · 11 months ago
Thank you! Translating & uploading this with subtitles—VERY appreciated. (I’ve watched this before, wishing for translations 🙏 !)
@goldenscales · 10 years ago
Amazing workmanship! Glad to see the old ways being kept alive!
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@pot_dot · 11 months ago
really beautiful craftsmanship
@UdoWerder · 2 years ago
Es ist in einem nicht in Worte zu fassenden Ausmaß bedauerlich , dass unzählige dieser Kunstwerke heute in , vergessenen Schubladen vor sich hin schlummern und so , dem Kunst interessierten Volk vorenthalten werden . Es kann nur Beachtung finden , was uns allen zugänglich ist also sei Sammlern gesagt , dass es allein ihre Pflicht ist , diese Kunstwerke als Würdigung der Meister , wieder ans Tageslicht zu bringen und sie allen zugänglich zu machen . 😊😊😊
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@Imp37 · 12 years ago
Thank you, epsecially for the translation. "ARIGATOO GOZAIMASU!"
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@alf9638 · 2 years ago
Very beautiful work from the master. So great to have this documented.
@grahamturner8677 · 3 years ago
If I had to sum up this video in one word: 'Nice!'
@vladimirkovacevic1656 · 4 years ago
what a beautiful tsuba
@fskeytube · 13 years ago
Great video, I'm glad the translation was done. I'll watch this one several more times. Thanks to all and especially to this great artisan and goldsmith.<br>
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@colinsmith6116 · 5 years ago
Wonderful, beautiful craftsmanship.
@zoesdada8923 · 8 years ago (edited)
Ive studied feudal Japanese weaponry and armor for fifteen years and ive been a blacksmith for about eight years and the more I study and the more time passes the more I get interested in the details like making tsuba or the small decorative pieces for armor and koshirea for swords. While making swords is always rewarding it can get repetitive.
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