Mikazuki Munechika

Mikazuki Munechika (三日月宗近, Crescent moon near the Centre) is one of the Tenka Goken.

Abilities
Slash Generation: By swinging his sword, Mikazuki Munechika can create slashes that extend far from its physical form, capable of cutting down distant buildings. The slashes are confirmed to move at high speeds.

Real Nihonto
Full name Kokuho Mikazuki Munechika, is a Kôtô Tachi forged by Sanjo Munechika (938 - 1014) of Yamashiro-no-kuni province.

Nagasa : 2 shaku 6.4 sun Sori : 8.8 bu Nakago : 6.2 sun Moto-haba : 9.6 bu Saki-haba : 4.6 bu

Structure in Shinogi-zukuri, Ihori-Mune Tachi. Width follows its great length until the tiny Ko-kissaki gathers the Ji. Lantern piece of the Heian era, the extended reach and closing arc hold a unique fame - beyond age and passing personages. The Nakago pulls sharply from the Habaki-Moto gifting dramatic subtlety to its round Koshizori. Very fine Ko-Mokume & O-Hada under profuse Ji-Nie. Ko-Nie and Nioi-Fukashi contrast deep blue steel where Ko-Notare is pulled to the Ha by faraway Ko-Gunome and Ko-Choji rises. Choji-Ashi in the mid. Crescent-shaped Uchi-Noke join floating Nijuba and Sanjuba that stretch and  dot into distant Jiba clouds. This "Crescent-moon on the horizon" theme, along with the crescent-shaped Sugata, inspired the name "Mikazuki". Kuigachi ruptures the Chu-width Boshi before a low Ko-Maru turn. Here a smoky finger slips to the Saki.

Kiji-Momo Nakago is Maru-Mune with three Mekugi-Ana, two filled. It was hosts for many pasts mountings.

It stays currently into the National Museum of Tokyo.