Although this sword has a few kitae flaws, overall it is well preserved and is recommended for iai and batto use at length, weight, and balance. The Hoso-suguha hamon is very visible. The tsukagashira, made of buffalo horn in the Tensho style, is original, and the menuki are of a running horse motif. The plain and round-shaped tsuba is original. The fuchigane was made in recent years, but has an overall orthodox finish without disturbing the taste of the original. The kuroro scabbard is attached with a cotton sageo. Considering the length, balance, and preservation condition, it is a very reasonably priced sword suitable for Iai and batto.

• Blade length: 75.0 cm
• Curvature: 1.8 cm
• Number of Mekugi hole: 2
• Sakihaba:  19.1 mm
• Sakikasane: 4.4 mm
• Motohaba:  31.4 mm
• Motokasane:  6.0 mm
• Signature: No signature(Mumei)
• Era: Shinto
• Structure: Shinogi-zukuri, Iori-mune
• Jitetsu: Itame
• Hamon: Hoso-suguha with Norare
• Boshi: Nakamaru
• Weight(without Saya):  1,120 g
• Nakago: Suriage
• Koshirae: Tetsukon cotton tsuka wrapping with Kuroro lacquered saya