[ Feature ]
Form : Shobu-zukuri. Iroi-mune. Mihaba is rather wide. High shinogi-suji and saki-zori attached. Fukura shows kareru state.
Nakago : Ubu. Yasurime are suji-kai. Saki is shallow kurijiri form. One hole.
Jigane : Itame-hada, masa pattern changes mixed.
Hamon : In nie based sugu-ha, cho-ji mixed. Tobiyaki appeared. HItatsura pattern mixed.
Boushi : It runs in sugu. It turns its saki become sharp. It tempered long for downward.

[ Highlight ]This is a sharp-looking (susudoshi) tanto appearance, forged with the itame grain flowing in a straight line, and with a powerful hamon (tempered pattern) of tobi-yaki and hitatsura mixed in, and is said to be the work of Hamabe Toshiharu. Hamabe Toshiharu, also known as Miyoshi Kakutaro, was a swordsmith who lived in Tottori around the time of the Tempou era.

[ Conditions ] There are some flaws, but it is generally excellent. There are two notches in the middle of the back blade.