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    Found on side of old jnat.


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    Quote Originally Posted by rideon66 View Post
    Found on side of old jnat.


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    Well that didn't tell me a whole lot. Apparently it just says Sasa.

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    Sasa it is!
    Whatever that means...

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    In the knife world, sasanoa is ‘bamboo leaf’ shaped, just as a yanagiba is ‘willow leaf’ shaped. A sasanoa is about halfway in blade width between a gyuto and a yanagiba.

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    I suppose that it could also be a name, the Aesop lather bowls are actually part of a Sori Yanagi brand set of bowls, and Yanagi means willow.
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    My doorstop is a Nakayama

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    According to Alex Sasa is a word or partial of a word that means nothing by itself. Interesting that it is on an old hoard stone though.

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    This is a kamisori that I got from Alex on the Sonoma trip. Anyone have any idea what the stamped or printed kanji say? I can get different images if it would help.

    Thanks, Steve
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    My doorstop is a Nakayama

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