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  • curprev 06:2606:26, 4 September 2026‎ BrooksGrimley06 talk contribs‎ 5,318 bytes +5,318‎ Created page with "The Defining Characteristics of a Shinogi-Zukuri Wakizashi The shinogi-zukuri wakizashi is defined by three specific geometric elements: the shinogi (ridge), the shinogi-ji (the flat area between the ridge and the spine), and the ha (the edge bevel). In a high-quality Musashi iaido swords, these planes are crafted with precise angular accuracy to ensure that the cutting edge meets the target at the optimal angle for penetration. A well-executed shinogi-zukuri blade will..."
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