Japan and Japanese
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GrauGeist
Generalfeldmarschall zur Luftschiff Abteilung
Oh that is SO cool! 
special ed
2nd Lieutenant
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- May 13, 2018
I think fat Americans would get stuck somewhere in the turns. Otherwise it could be fun.
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Yes, it looks too narrow like this suicide weapon.....
Source: https://cloudfront-ap-northeast-1.images.arcpublishing.com/sankei/WIIBFUXEXRKFXPLCZLSZQRARW4.jpg
ARTESH
Chief Master Sergeant
Emperor Hirohito had seen 3 dynasty's ruling my country!
The very final days of Qajar dynasty ...
The whole Pahlavi era ...
And first decade of Islamic Republic ...
I wish it was possible to talk to him, in person, but that's not currently possible!!! (It's possible in some sci-fi world's, but not irl).
I'm interested to know what Emperor Hirohito or any other high ranking officials were thinking of my country???
The very final days of Qajar dynasty ...
The whole Pahlavi era ...
And first decade of Islamic Republic ...
I wish it was possible to talk to him, in person, but that's not currently possible!!! (It's possible in some sci-fi world's, but not irl).
I'm interested to know what Emperor Hirohito or any other high ranking officials were thinking of my country???
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- #286
Hirohito's most concern is said the inheritance and handover of the Japanese royal system to the next generation. I think that he could have been interested in this point about the Iranian royal and religious system.
Ancient Persians who are said visited Nara of Japan in the 8th century would have looked like this
Source: Persians - Wikipedia
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Persian culture and people introduced to Japan in the 8th century.
One of visitors is said worked for the imperial office with Japanese name Hasi Kiyomichi (波斯清通). Hasi meant Persia.
Source: 破斯（ペルシャ） - 備忘録として
One of visitors is said worked for the imperial office with Japanese name Hasi Kiyomichi (波斯清通). Hasi meant Persia.
Source: 破斯（ペルシャ） - 備忘録として
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- #289
A good chance to review the Royal Treasure Collection of Japan.
Stage masks of a Sogd's king.
Sogd is said one of the Persian tribes in the ancient times.
This king was famous as a heavy drinker though one of ancient tales.
Source: ペルシアの王様 : 今日の仮面－世界の仮面
Source: （１５８）ペルシャ人とソグド人 - なぶんけんブログ
Actual stage
Source: 伎楽面 | 伎楽とは？ | 伎楽info
Stage masks of a Sogd's king.
Sogd is said one of the Persian tribes in the ancient times.
This king was famous as a heavy drinker though one of ancient tales.
Source: ペルシアの王様 : 今日の仮面－世界の仮面
Source: （１５８）ペルシャ人とソグド人 - なぶんけんブログ
Actual stage
Source: 伎楽面 | 伎楽とは？ | 伎楽info
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- #291
Sogd's king's servant mask
Source: http://kanjinnodata.ec-net.jp/newpage1041.html
Chinese king Goko(呉公)
Source: 東京国立博物館で出会う伎楽面: 机 上 日 記
Chinese girl (left: original/right: replica)
Source: よみがえった飛鳥の伎楽面！！―前編―
Sumo wrestler
Source: https://i.pinimg.com/originals/be/51/75/be5175c566a27a899b6b4aa9edb5a6ed.jpg
Source: http://kanjinnodata.ec-net.jp/newpage1041.html
Chinese king Goko(呉公)
Source: 東京国立博物館で出会う伎楽面: 机 上 日 記
Chinese girl (left: original/right: replica)
Source: よみがえった飛鳥の伎楽面！！―前編―
Sumo wrestler
Source: https://i.pinimg.com/originals/be/51/75/be5175c566a27a899b6b4aa9edb5a6ed.jpg
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- #292
Emperor's private sword "Bizen-no-kuni Nagamitsu (備前国長光)" since 1402.
Source: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EXPpRrCUEAAWdok.jpg
Source: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EIz4grSUUAEfWkV.jpg
Source: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EXPpRrCUEAAWdok.jpg
Source: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EIz4grSUUAEfWkV.jpg
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- #294
Emperor's private swords were sometimes stolen in the history when he was absent.
A sword dealer wonders if this may be one of them
Source: 日本刀専門店 銀座長州屋 壺切の御剣（つぼきりのみつるぎ）その実像とは？
A sword dealer wonders if this may be one of them
Source: 日本刀専門店 銀座長州屋 壺切の御剣（つぼきりのみつるぎ）その実像とは？
SaparotRob
Unter Gemeine Geschwader Murmeltier XIII
It certainly ain't the Sword of Kahless.
That is an amazing display of craftsmanship on the sword in question.
That is an amazing display of craftsmanship on the sword in question.
GrauGeist
Generalfeldmarschall zur Luftschiff Abteilung
That is most certainly a Katana that's fit for Royalty.
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- #298
Good point, Dave.
There were many similar decorated swords as 飾太刀(kaza-tachi or kazari-tachi) which were manufactured for the aristocracy but finish was not necessarily so good as the emperor's as they generally suffered from poverty since Samurai took power. Here is an example sword for them though this might have related to the royal family. At least, the Imperial Household Agency is not interested in such a sword as origin is unknown because the agency is said holding as many as 300 historical swords as spare
Source: https://www.touken-world.jp/search-koshirae/kazari-long-sword-koshirae/art0005840/
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- #299
Ancient design of Japanese sword 毛抜形太刀(kenuki-gata-tachi).
Large openwork of the handle works as shock absorber.
Original idea came from a full metal sword used by native Japanese around the 10th century.
Source: 国の重要文化財 毛抜形太刀【けぬきがたたち】 正光 | ONLINE » 公式 | 刀剣 三原正家×みはらまさいえ
Source: 金地螺鈿毛抜形太刀 | 日本刀や刀剣の買取ならつるぎの屋
Remnant
Source: 美術刀専門店 濃州刀剣工房
Large openwork of the handle works as shock absorber.
Original idea came from a full metal sword used by native Japanese around the 10th century.
Source: 国の重要文化財 毛抜形太刀【けぬきがたたち】 正光 | ONLINE » 公式 | 刀剣 三原正家×みはらまさいえ
Source: 金地螺鈿毛抜形太刀 | 日本刀や刀剣の買取ならつるぎの屋
Remnant
Source: 美術刀専門店 濃州刀剣工房
GrauGeist
Generalfeldmarschall zur Luftschiff Abteilung
Oh that Tachi is gorgeous!!
The slight angle of the Tsuka is interesting, too.
Thank you for sharing these images, Shinpachi-san!!
The slight angle of the Tsuka is interesting, too.
Thank you for sharing these images, Shinpachi-san!!
