[ Feature ]
Form : Shobu-zukuri, iori-mune, slightly wide body, normal thickness, not much difference in width between base and tip, strongly curved shape at the tip.
Nakago : The saki is kuri-jiri, one mekugi hole, raw stem, rasp pattern with shallow katte-sagari. One hole.
Jigane : Itame-hada, with grained pattern came to the surface. Base, ji-nie attached, and yubashiri appeared.
Hamon : The sword is in gunome-midare alternating patterns, has ashi. Nie is well attached and has a sunagashi effect.
Boushi : It runs in midare-komi form, then turns round. Saki has a haki-kake form.

[ Highlight ] This is a robust Shobu-zukuri Wakizashi that is characterized by its strongly distorted shape, as if it had been made from an suriage Naginata sword.
The nakago handle is short. The blade pattern is an alternating wavy gunome-midare with an attached nie.

[ Conditions ] A shallow 3 cm natural forged crack appears in the center of the front of the shinogi-ji, otherwise excellent.