That saw is indeed beautiful, and I'm sure it's happy that it gets to be used for such great projects. I have bought recently from Japan 3 yokobiki kataba with the miyano name but I dont anything else about them. This is the name on the stamp 宮野新之助. Thank you for the video🙏
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Thank you very much. Japanese saws with the maker's name stamped on them like a stamp are most likely made in the Kansai region, by a sawyer in Miki City, Hyogo Prefecture, Japan. A saw with the name engraved in gold is most likely made in the Kanto region of Japan, in the vicinity of Tokyo.
The saw called Hikkiri is a different species from the saw called Ryouba. Ryouba has both vertical and horizontal blades built into a single saw blade. The hikkiri, however, has only a horizontal blade.