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(十四世紀) (十四世紀)鎌倉時代後期 (一三〇四年)鎌倉時代後期 (一三三三年)鎌倉時代後期鎌倉時代中期~後期 (一三三二年)鎌倉時代中期~後期 (一三二二年)鎌倉時代中期~後期 (十四世紀)鎌倉時代中期~後期鎌倉時代中期 (十三~十四世紀)鎌倉時代中期 (十三~十四世紀) (十三~十四世紀) (十三世紀)鎌倉時代中期 (十三~十四世紀) (十三世紀)鎌倉時代中期 (十三世紀) (十三世紀) 朱塗小刻打刀拵 細太刀拵 175 綱吉指料徳川五代将軍 立花家 上杉家 大久保家島津家 作州松平家 徳川将軍家佐竹家 毛利家 個人蔵個人蔵個人蔵佐野美術館個人蔵刀剣博物館個人蔵 個人蔵 (株)個人蔵 ブレ(株) ストシーブ ブレ個人蔵 ストシーブ個人蔵個人蔵個人蔵個人蔵東京国立博物館個人蔵佐野美術館(株)個人蔵 ブレ佐野美術館 ストシーブ個人蔵永青文庫 個人蔵個人蔵 ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ 第六章 第五章 73 72 71 70 69 68 67 66 65 64 63 62 61 60 59 58 57 56 55 54 53 □ ○ ○ □ □ □ ▪ □ □ □ □ ▪ ◎ 刀 刀 刀 刀 刀 太刀 太刀 太刀長船派─室町時代小太刀太刀 太刀 太刀小太刀太刀太刀短刀小太刀小太刀小反り物刀 し太刀薙刀直 刀 切付銘 金象嵌銘折返銘 銘 銘 銘 銘 銘 銘 銘 銘 銘 銘 銘 銘 銘 銘 銘 銘 銘 銘 無銘 銘 文廿四年八月吉日備前国住長船五郎左衛門尉清光/天天文二二年二月吉日備前国住長船与三左衛門尉祐定作/山中鹿介脇指剱也備前国住長船与三左衛門尉祐定作十八年二月日備州長船彦兵衛尉/同彦三郎/文明年二月上吉日備前国住長船右京亮勝光/文明十六備州長船尚光/応永十一年十月日大菩薩備州備州長船盛光/応永十二年八月日備州長船自光/永徳二年二月日備州長船行貞/永和二年十月日永和二年六月備州長船師光備州長船秀光/永徳□年八月日備州長船成家/永徳元年八月日備州長船次行 (以下切)備州長船重末/応永九年五月日備州長船重家/貞治五年正月日家守備州長船家重/応永六年三月日長義備前国長船住長義秀 養世公今茲依名之/元禄二巳夏熊本侯所贈於/見返備州長船住元重 忠篤 八幡大菩薩/康光 昔某氏斬人其人顧後而/為ニ 明治元辰秋授/臣菅実 (号 鯰江左京亮所持之 見返元重) 摩利支天 六八 ・七〇 六 ・六四 二 ・六三 二 ・七二 三 ・六九 四 ・六七 九 ・七 三一 ・ 九五八七三 ・ 三 ・七三 一 ・七〇 二六〇 ・ 三六八 ・ 四六九 ・ 四二八 ・ 九五二 ・ 七六 ・ 一 四 ・ 八七〇七四 ・ 九 ・ 〇 七〇 ・ 〇 一 ・ 八二 ・ 四二 ・ 二一 ・ 九一 ・二 八 ・二 四 ・二 五 ・ 七 二 ・二 二 ・二 九 ・二 〇 ・二 二 ・二 〇 ・二 二 ・〇 一 ・一 二 ・一 四 ・ 六 一 ・二 〇 ・ 〇 一 ・ 三 室町時代後期室町時代後期室町時代後期 (一五五五年) (一五三五年)室町時代後期室町時代後期 (十六世紀)室町時代前期 (一四八六年)室町時代前期 (一四八四年)室町時代前期 (一四〇四年) (十五世紀)南北朝時代南北朝時代 (一四〇五年)南北朝時代 (一三八二年)南北朝時代 (一三七六年)南北朝時代 (一三七六年)南北朝時代 (一三八一~一三八三年)室町時代前期 (一三八一年)南北朝時代 (十四世紀)南北朝時代室町時代前期 (一四〇二年) (一三六六年) (十四世紀)南北朝時代南北朝時代 (一三九九年) (十四世紀)南北朝時代 (十四世紀) (十四世紀) 細太刀拵 紀州徳川家 酒井家 大久保家 酒井家 176 ※各館の出品作品は変更になる場合があります 刀剣博物館個人蔵 個人蔵 個人蔵 個人蔵佐野美術館個人蔵刀剣博物館個人蔵個人蔵刀剣博物館(株)個人蔵 ブレ刀剣博物館 ストシーブ個人蔵個人蔵個人蔵個人蔵 刀剣博物館個人蔵 (株) ブレ ストシーブ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ List of Works No. / Designation / Title / Signature and Fittings / Blade length (cm) / Sori curvature (cm) / Date / Collection 1 7 13 Tachi Important Cultural Property Shizuoka Designated Prefectural Signed Bizen Koku Tomonari Tachi Cultural Property Blade length 79.0 cm Signed Masatsune Important Sword Sori curvature 2.5 cm Blade length 71.8 cm Tachi Late Heian ~ Early Kamakura Period Sori curvature 2.9 cm Signed Kagenori (12th ~ 13th century) Late Heian ~Early Kamakura Period Blade length 76.9 cm Tokyo National Museum (12th ~ 13th century) Sori curvature 2.4 cm Arima family heirloom Late Heian ~ Early Kamakura Period 2 (12th ~ 13th century) Important Art Object 8 Attached with Itomaki tachi mounting Tachi Important Cultural Property and Shiri-zaya rear sheath cover Signed Bizen Koku Tomonari Tachi Date family heirloom Blade length 74.9 cm Signed Masatsune Sori curvature 2.0 cm Blade length 78.8 cm 14 Late Heian ~ Early Kamakura Period Sori curvature 3.8 cm Important Art Object (12th ~ 13th century) Early Kamakura Period (13th century) Tachi Attached with black lacquer tachi Signed Sanenori 3 mounting Blade length 66.0 cm Important Art Object Ogasawara family heirloom Sori curvature 1.6 cm Tachi Japanese Sword Museum Early Kamakura Period (13th century) Signed Tomonari Saku Japanese Sword Museum Blade length 96.0 cm 9 Sori curvature 3.2 cm Important Cultural Property 15 Late Heian ~ Early Kamakura Period Tachi Special Important Sword (12th ~ 13th century) Signed Toshitsune Tachi Japanese Sword Museum Blade length 82.7 cm Signed Norimune Sori curvature 3.2 cm Blade length 72.1 cm 4 Late Heian ~ Early Kamakura Period Sori curvature 2.2 cm Important Sword (12th ~ 13th century) Late Heian ~ Early Kamakura Period Tachi Kyoto National Museum (12th ~ 13th century) Signed Naritaka Attached with Ito-maki tachi mounting Blade length 82.4 cm 10 Shimazu family heirloom Sori curvature 2.7 cm Important Art Object Late Heian ~ Early Kamakura Period Tachi 16 (12th ~ 13th century) Signed Toshitsune Important Sword Blade length 76.9 cm Tachi 5 Sori curvature 2.0 cm Signed Kinugasa Naomune Special Important Sword Late Heian ~ Early Kamakura Period Ichi Tachi (12th ~ 13th century) Blade length 73.6 cm Signed Naritaka Attached with black lacquer tachi Sori curvature 2.4 cm Blade length 70.0 cm mounting Early Kamakura Period (13th century) Sori curvature 2.5 cm Sano Art Museum Omura family heirloom Late Heian ~ Early Kamakura Period Sano Art Museum (12th ~ 13th century) 11 Important Cultural Property 17 6 Tachi Important Art Object 181 National Treasure Signed Nobufusa Saku Tachi Tachi Blade length 76.1 cm Signed Muneyoshi Signed Masatsune Sori curvature 2.0 cm Blade length 69.7 cm Blade length 74.2 cm Late Heian ~ Early Kamakura Period Sori curvature 2.6 cm Sori curvature 2.1 cm (12th ~ 13th century) Early Kamakura Period (13th century) Late Heian ~ Early Kamakura Period Ikeda family heirloom Japanese Sword Museum (12th ~ 13th century) Japanese Sword Museum Japan (Preserved by Agency for Cultural 18 Affairs) 12 Important Art Object Important Sword Tachi Tachi Signed Norinari Signed Bizen Koku Kageyasu Blade length 75.7 cm Blade length 80.5 cm Sori curvature 2.7 cm Sori curvature 2.2 cm Early Kamakura Period (13th century) Late Heian ~ Early Kamakura Period Attached with black lacquer uchi-gatana (12th ~ 13th century) mounting Maeda family heirloom 19 26 33 Important Cultural Property Important Art Object National Treasure Tachi Tachi Tachi Unsigned, attributed to Fukuoka Signed Sukezane Signed Kumano Sansho Gongen Ichimonji Blade length 67.9 cm Nagamitsu Blade length 77.1 cm Sori curvature 2.4 cm Blade length 74.8 cm Sori curvature 3.0 cm Mid-Kamakura Period (13th century) Sori curvature 2.9 cm Early Kamakura Period (13th century) Ikeda family heirloom Mid to Late Kamakura Period Japanese Sword Museum (13th ~ 14th century) 27 BRASTSHEAVE CO., LTD. 20 Important Art Object Important Sword Tachi 34 Kodachi Signed Yoshimochi National Treasure Signed Ichi Blade length 70.6 cm Naginata Blade length 59.4 cm Sori curvature 2.0 cm Signed Bizen Koku Osafune Junin Sori curvature 2.6 cm Mid-Kamakura Period (13th century) Nagamitsu Zo Mid-Kamakura Period (13th century) Attached with hoso-dachi mounting Blade length 43.9 cm Attached with black lacquer uchi-gatana Mohri family heirloom Sori curvature 1.7 cm mounting Mid to Late Kamakura Period Matsudaira of Izumo family heirloom 28 (13th ~ 14th century) Important Art Object Matsudaira of Sakushu family heirloom 21 Katana Sano Art Museum National Treasure Signed Norifusa Tachi Blade length 68.7 cm 35 Signed Ichi Sori curvature 1.7 cm Important Cultural Property Blade length 70.9 cm Mid-Kamakura Period (13th century) Tachi Sori curvature 2.9 cm Signed Bishu Osafune Ju Kagemitsu Mid-Kamakura Period (13th century) 29 (Known as “Obama Kagemitsu”) Matsudaira (Okudaira)
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