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This document discusses the characteristics and manufacturing process of Japanese swords. It describes their curved shape, razor-sharp cutting edge, and how they are designed to have personality and precision. The manufacturing can take about a year and involves making dozens of folds in the metal and attaching components like the tetsu-gai finger loops. The swords provide both offensive capabilities and protective functions for samurai warriors.
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