Manufacturing process of hand-forged katana with a dragon engraved on it. Korean Swordsmith. 

카타나라는 표기보다 코리안 소드나 검이 더 좋을 것 같습니다~

こんなパクリ刀要らない

😉👍

감사합니다😉👍

そりゃそうです日本刀のパクリですから

시청해주셔서 감사합니다

If you were Japanese would you still think that it was a katana made by Koreans? in terms of art it is clearly different from guntõ

目釘と言う部品を知ってますか?日本刀にとても良く似ている刀だからこそ所有した人が日本刀と同じ様に試斬するととても危険だと思う。artsなら刃付けは不要でしょう。

실전용과 장식용 모두 제작합니다.^^~

片腹痛い

감사합니다.늘 행복하셔요.~

레일강이 최고죠

국내 도검 제작시 하이스강 sk3 등등 포스코나 여러 재철소에서 떼오는 걸로 알고 있습니다 ㅋㅋㅋ 아는 만큼 보이는게 맞네요

마찰에 의한거라 그라인더로 갈면 모든재료는 다 불꽃이생깁니다. 가검도 마찬가지고요.^^~

the feeling of when Japan invaded Korea or China. Japan may have inherited its swordsmanship, but Asia is still China first. Not about😂

日本、中国、韓国の剣の形は似ている部分が多いです たくさんの戦争と交流があったからです

You might be surprised at the quality of modern "non-katana" do you have one from Japan?

현대방식으로 만든 검이겠지 빠가야로야

パクリってことね

大笑いしてしまいましたｗ しかも切る竹細！（笑）

I have both a 200-year-old katana from Kaifu and a modern Korean sword, but I am not unhappy with the process in the video. Korea's process is more modernized and specialized in cutting objects, and Japan's is more specialized in preserving traditions, so I think it is a difference in the way to pursue it rather than aiming at the upper hand. In fact, I don't think Japan should be angry at the fact that it also made a 95-style non-commissioned officer sword during the war.

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