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日本刀世界中的關鍵術語
125 terms
地景(ちけい)
Chikei
Dark linear activities appearing in the jihada
折り返し鍛錬(おりかえしたんれん)
Orikaeshi-tanren
The uniquely Japanese technique of repeatedly folding and hammering steel
造り込み(つくりこみ)
Tsukurikomi
The structural design combining hard and soft steel layers
鍛接(たんせつ)
Tansetsu
The technique of forge-welding steel at high temperature
素延べ(すのべ)
Sunobe
The process of drawing out forged steel into a blade shape
火造り(ひづくり)
Hizukuri
The process of shaping the blade's features by hammering
荒研ぎ(あらとぎ)
Aratogi
Rough grinding performed by the swordsmith before quenching
焼入れ(やきいれ)
Yaki-ire
The process of heating and rapidly quenching the clay-coated blade in water
焼戻し(やきもどし)
Yakimodoshi
Re-heating at low temperature after quenching to add toughness
差し裏(さしうら)
Sashi-ura
The side of the blade facing the body when worn at the waist
差し表(さしおもて)
Sashi-omote
The side of the blade facing outward when worn at the waist
玉鋼(たまはがね)
Tamahagane
The raw steel produced by the tatara smelting process, used for Japanese swords
土置き(つちおき)
Tsuchi-oki
The application of clay mixture on the blade before quenching to create the hamon
たたら製鉄
Tatara
The traditional Japanese iron-smelting method using sand iron and charcoal
鑑定書(かんていしょ)
Kanteisho
A certificate authenticating and evaluating a sword
折紙(おりがみ)
Origami
An appraisal certificate issued by the Hon'ami family; origin of the phrase 'origami-tsuki'
極め(きわめ)
Kiwame
Attribution of an unsigned blade to a specific smith or period
大名折紙(だいみょうおりがみ)
Daimyo Origami
A provenance certificate issued by a feudal lord's household
NBTHK
NBTHK
Nihon Bijutsu Token Hozon Kyokai; the society that appraises and certifies Japanese swords
保存刀剣(ほぞんとうけん)
Hozon Token
The first tier of NBTHK's four-level certification system
特別保存刀剣(とくべつほぞんとうけん)
Tokubetsu Hozon Token
The second tier of NBTHK's four-level certification
重要刀剣(じゅうようとうけん)
Juyo Token
The third tier of NBTHK's four-level certification
特別重要刀剣(とくべつじゅうようとうけん)
Tokubetsu Juyo Token
The highest tier of NBTHK's four-level certification
拵え(こしらえ)
Koshirae
Decorative sword mountings
鍔(つば)
Tsuba
A metal hand guard fitted at the base of the blade
目貫(めぬき)
Menuki
Decorative ornaments on the handle
縁頭(ふちかしら)
Fuchi-kashira
Metal fittings at the top and bottom of the handle
国宝(こくほう)
Kokuho (National Treasure)
The highest designation of cultural property by the Japanese government
重要文化財(じゅうようぶんかざい)
Juyo Bunkazai
Important Cultural Property; the second-highest national designation
銘(めい)
Mei
The swordsmith's signature inscribed on the tang