Bibliography and credits

Sources

The sources consulted on 4 October 2026, by type, and the credit for the image, from Wikimedia Commons.

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Sources

Official database

  1. Agency for Cultural Affairs, 国指定文化財等データベース (Kuni shitei bunkazai-tō dētabēsu): the National Treasure of the Seikadō
  2. Agency for Cultural Affairs: the Important Cultural Property of the Tokyo National Museum
  3. Agency for Cultural Affairs: the Important Cultural Property of the Shijōnawate shrine
  4. Agency for Cultural Affairs: the Important Cultural Property of the Himeji shrine
  5. Agency for Cultural Affairs: the Important Cultural Property of a collection in Shizuoka
  6. Agency for Cultural Affairs: the Important Cultural Property of a collection in Tokyo
  7. Agency for Cultural Affairs: the Important Cultural Property of a collection in Osaka
  8. 文化遺産オンライン (Bunka Isan Online): the kodachi Konotegashiwa (児手柏)

NBTHK

  1. NBTHK, Sword Journal no. 716, September 2016: Kanenaga’s tachi of the Shijōnawate shrine
  2. NBTHK, Sword Journal no. 823, August 2025: kantei

Dictionaries and encyclopaedias

  1. Kotobank: 包永 (Kanenaga), from the Daijisen, the Nihon kokugo daijiten and the Nihon jinmei daijiten+Plus
  2. Kotobank: 大和物 (Yamato-mono), from the Heibonsha encyclopaedia and the Nipponica
  3. Japanese Wikipedia: Konotegashiwa (児手柏)
  4. English Wikipedia: List of Wazamono

Museums

  1. ColBase, Tokyo National Museum: tachi 銘包永 (mei Kanenaga)

Image credits

  1. A tachi signed Kanenaga, of the Kamakura period, in a museum display case. (tachi-kanenaga.jpg)

    Author: Kakidai. Licence: CC BY-SA 4.0. Wikimedia Commons.