Journal Articles / ジャーナル記事

 
 

Mogusa sword Research Bulletin

(Part 1-4 currently in Japanese only)

Part 1 日本語 エルブルース山と日本全文

Part 2 日本語 日本を北上したバルカリアン

Part 3 日本語 『舞草の語源について』

Part 4 日本語 01日本刀の変遷Ver03完成

Part 5 日本語『日本刀はなぜ湾曲したか』/Examining Why the Japanese Nihonto is Curved: A Study Based on Katori Shinto Ryu (English)

Hungarian Sword Research : Presentation in Hungary is here

エミシはスキタイの末裔か - April 2021 Article

These curved swords are not Japanese but Hungarian swords in 7 Century AD, similar to Japanese sword in same century, this culture was influenced from Far East, Mongol Tatar, because of Fun and Tatar were brother.Photo: taken at the Hungary National…

These curved swords are not Japanese but Hungarian swords in 7 Century AD, similar to Japanese sword in same century, this culture was influenced from Far East, Mongol Tatar, because of Fun and Tatar were brother.

Photo: taken at the Hungary National Museum by Tetsutaka Sugawara.

Are the Emishi and Ainu Peoples Descendants of Scythians and Balkarians? — An Examination of the Connection Between Scythian Swords and Ainu Tombs, Which May Have Influenced Historical Japanese Swords —

By Tetsutaka Sugawara, Machida City, Tokyo, Japan

Translated into English by Maki Ugumori

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