His face remains the same through all the video. In the end when hi s looking at his masterpeace....it is the same face like when hi was hammering. No smile, no pleasure, no nothing...just a regular face of a truly, truly great artist of swordsmiting. I have a feeling that hi s got that same face when hi s walking along the park.
i was wondering the way japanese people read chinese word izzit the same as how chinese people read chinese word and pronouce in the same meaning and same way but different language
@taiwanlong Kanji originally came from China, which is why there are many similarities, but once in Japan the language evolved into a completely separate language.
I would give every last thing I own for one of Sadatoshi's blades, but on a recent trip to Japan I was devastated to find that a katana made by Sadatoshi would cost me £10.000+. Well out of my price range unfortunately, anyone lucky enough to own one of his blades should cherish it.
@dutchschultz1000 yeah, it cost beyond my limits too XD but if i can have one, i certainly would be so happy in my entire life :) Mr Gassan Sadatoshi's katana is like an art, a masterpiece, true work from an artists!
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sumo9347 1 month ago
i want buy one
TeboDaBebo 1 month ago
His face remains the same through all the video. In the end when hi s looking at his masterpeace....it is the same face like when hi was hammering. No smile, no pleasure, no nothing...just a regular face of a truly, truly great artist of swordsmiting. I have a feeling that hi s got that same face when hi s walking along the park.
dejan0110979 3 months ago
Art of swordsmithing.
FinalFantasyCenter 4 months ago
i was wondering the way japanese people read chinese word izzit the same as how chinese people read chinese word and pronouce in the same meaning and same way but different language
taiwanlong 5 months ago
@taiwanlong Kanji originally came from China, which is why there are many similarities, but once in Japan the language evolved into a completely separate language.
Allethillan 3 months ago
I would give every last thing I own for one of Sadatoshi's blades, but on a recent trip to Japan I was devastated to find that a katana made by Sadatoshi would cost me £10.000+. Well out of my price range unfortunately, anyone lucky enough to own one of his blades should cherish it.
dutchschultz1000 11 months ago
@dutchschultz1000 yeah, it cost beyond my limits too XD but if i can have one, i certainly would be so happy in my entire life :) Mr Gassan Sadatoshi's katana is like an art, a masterpiece, true work from an artists!
VladiSSius 3 months ago
A TRUE MASTERSMITH From start to finish.!!
vince38curious2 1 year ago
love the work but y do there all were white
Porsche2chick 1 year ago
the best sword i have ever seen.a true master
trialsrider001 1 year ago
It's rare for the smith to polish the sword, he must be highly dedicated to learn both crafts to the highest degree.
ihaterobbie123 2 years ago
@ihaterobbie123 Actually, he is just doing a rough polish to check for imperfections before shipping it to the master polisher in Tokyo.
amsp79 1 year ago
I thought it couldn't be possible to carve the blade of a katana.Why is so soft?
AutoFirePad 2 years ago
It is beying carved on the softer iron of the blade
Mnemon79 2 years ago
Beautiful! Both the blade and the horimono.
Trollhammaren33 2 years ago
he is a true artist
salieri55 2 years ago 23
very nice :) :D
sujoms 2 years ago 3
Gassan creates a beautiful hamon & is clearly a talented artist! Does (or will) he make a shinsakuto without a hiromono on the blade?
wheyez 2 years ago 3
Amazing craftmanship! In the age of throw-away products it's nice to know traditional Japanese swordsmithing still continues.
CASpyder 3 years ago 41