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Japanese Nihontou Sword vs Egg
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Tameshigiri is test cutting, practiced to sharpen swordsmanship skills with a traditional Japanese Nihontou sword.
Here an egg is sliced.
The results are captured on high speed film.
Here an egg is sliced.
The results are captured on high speed film.
Mar 30, 2007 9:55 AM
Re current titlte (
FYI, "nihontou" means "japanese sword". So translated form Japanglish the current title reads, "Japanese Japanese Sword Sword vs. Egg". But what the hell---the culture referenced is the same one that brought us "Dance Dance Revolution", so I guess it still works. Presumably the phrase means "*really* Japanese and *really* frickin' sword-y". (:
By: neutralstone
