my dream #sword has arrived! #katana #nihonto

[SethKotta]

"You wanna see the blade? Too bad"

[dinosaursrule]

I especially liked the part where we saw the blade.

[Greybeard]

My favorite part was when he showed the blade of the sword he’s so stoked about.

[christopherwhitmore]

Such a beautiful blade... Thanks for showing us...

[johndaugherty]

Very interesting. I love Japanese history and culture. My favorite Aunt was a missionary in Osaka for 21 years.

[Nman]

“Want to see the blade? Well too bad because I’m not going to show you.” - Epic Sword Collector-san

[rpbuck]

Yes...we WANT TO SEE THE BLADE! Come on!!

[carnelianfox]

Oh my gosh, that blade must be beautiful! So much history, too. I can already tell it’s a magnificent tachi and my heart skipped a beat.

[quinncykaluzniak]

A beautiful piece of history, I am glad it's in the hands of someone who knows how to keep it well

[rizkierwin]

"Do you want to see the blade?"

Didn't show the blade at all

[Realcookiesdontcrumble]

Dude, he'll yea. I wanna see that blade. That's definitely a dream sword 😮

[shademan]

I got a very long, very curve sword every morning lol Nah in all respect i love your vids bud keep em up !

[davidlockey]

You have an amazing collection of swords and knowledge about your swords is impressive, I enjoy watching your clips 😀
Seeing the blade reveal would be amazing for anyone who is interested theses amazing swords

[BaileyZLeone]

😮😮😮😮😮❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉happy for you🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[ChahtaAnumpa]

I thought my family’s was old “1603” but wow! Now that’s an ancient sword seeing as the one passed down generationally is only going on its 414th birthday lol

I don’t really think most people understand just how crazy that is. A sword that is potentially almost a thousand years old being taken for care by an excellent caretaker like the OP is.

It’s an honor really to see it. Thank you for sharing such a beautiful piece of history.

[jaceseldom]

I don't know what I like better, your information or your joy in the swords

[olicummins]

That is just absolutely astounding that they can be kept so pristine after 600 years

[joshicortez]

This channel is too good to be true ❤️

[WilliamMitchell-scfe]

That would be really neat if he could just pull the blade out and let us take a look at that and just see what kind of hamon pattern the blade has!

[andredeavila]

I know this is a very serious channel about history of swords and all that, but that sword looks like it could do some holy damage.