Sword polishing

[JSchmidt]

A 30 min streaming documentary about a sword polisher in Tokyo.

http://www.channelj.co.jp/meta/intr12_katana_e_020204.asx
(Works in Windows media player)

Jakob

[Optomitrist]

that was awsome. does that broadcasting company have any more videos?

[Pan-Chan]

That's awesome, thanks for posting it for us! :D

[Andoru]

Very interesting! The streaming quality is exceptional! Is there a way to download it?

[tokon]

yeah, thx a lot for posting that link! ;-)

[don_lubo]

Andoru you can download it with the program stream down(http://stream-down.cocsoft.com/download.html)!

[Andoru]

Arigato gozaimashita!

[crabbi]

A 30 min streaming documentary about a sword polisher in Tokyo.

http://www.channelj.co.jp/meta/intr12_katana_e_020204.asx
(Works in Windows media player)

Jakob
What an absolutely fascinating programme... excellent!!! Thanks Jakob-San!

and many thanks don_lubo-San for the software link!!

Andoru you can download it with the program stream down(http://stream-down.cocsoft.com/download.html)!

Cheers

[Dimbula]

Can I link it to my dojo's homepage which is in korea?

[Halcyon]

Jakob,

Thanks so much for posting that. It was very interesting. I'll say hello to Mark for you.

Paul

[Richmond-san]

That was pretty cool, had to turn the sound off because my roommate was sleeping. But what I saw I enjoyed.

Richmond-san

[Andoru]

I was browsing the sword forum just then and came across Steve Delaney's post (http://forums.swordforum.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=44709) about the middle of the page. I recognised the name Usuki Yoshihiko, who appeared in that video clip as mentioned in this thread. He's been recently nominated as #1 Togishi in Japan.

He's been recognised as Japan's Living Treasure: http://www.sosuishitsuryu.com/history/ (all the way to the bottom).

[iam_pk]

Cooooool~ is there anymore????

[joekc6nlx]

Jakob,

Thanks for posting that.