Measuring 37 inches long overall length, the blade features a 28 3/4 inch cutting edge, a very bold and active hamon ranging from one quarter inch to nearly a full inch in width and active grain. The tang features a single mekugi-ana, with a six-figure signature on the left side and another six on the right. The upper inch of the tang is brighter than the remainder, giving the appearance of a shortened blade. No translation was provided, though consignor notes attribute the construction to 1932. With a set of shirasaya fittings.

The blade is excellent, with a few tiny edge nicks and light spots. The fittings are very good, with some light dings and a small split visible in the front of the habaki.