〘Noun〙 The name of Bizen swords made by master swordsmiths such as Morimitsu, Yasumitsu, Michimitsu, Tsuneie, and Iesuke around the Oei period ( 1394-1428 ) in the early Muromachi period. They are characterized by a varied style, with a cross-eye pattern that focuses on the scent. Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
〘名〙 室町初期、応永(一三九四‐一四二八)の頃、刀工盛光、康光、師光、経家、家助等の名匠によって作られた備前刀の称。匂(におい)本位の互の目に丁字を交えた、変化のある作風を特色とする。
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