The Beauty of Japanese Swords: Fukuyama Museum of Art Part2 "Swords Loved by Ieyasu and Yorinobu"

Continuing from the first half of the part, we will continue with the swords and masterpieces that Yorinobu loved as his father, Tokugawa Ieyasu.
We learned why they are in such a well-preserved state, and that these works had a past that had passed through many hands and had been carefully preserved from generation to generation.

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Saito san - To we students who are not capable in Japanese language these videos are invaluable. Thank you again for giving your time and effort to our continued education.

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Thank you for the video! Can you explain why one couldn't enter Edo castle with a leather wrapped tsuka? (8m15s) 僕の日本語が苦ってすみませんですけど、でもどうして皮革つかいとと江戸城にはいれられません?理由はなんですか.

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