A uchigatana said to be made by Hiromitsu of the Soshu tradition. As it was passed down in the Date family, it is an old acquaintance of Shokudaikiri Mitsutada, Taikogane Sadamune, and Tsurumaru Kuninaga. However, it is an aloof being that dislikes unnecessary familiarity. It bears a carving of Kurikara Ryuo, the incarnation of Fudo Myoo.

A signed tachi by the Heian period swordsmith, Gojo Kuninaga. Clad in white garments reminiscent of a crane, he lightly remarks that red will naturally adorn him as he fights. Though his nature is witty and eccentric, he has never forgotten how to fight.

A work by the swordsmith Mitsutada, considered the de facto founder of the Bizen Osafune school. Its name originates from the story that when Date Masamune cut a retainer with this tachi, the force also cut through a nearby candlestick. He is a flamboyant dandy who is particular about his stylishness.

A tanto made by Sadamune of the Soshu tradition, long held by the Date family. True to the word "date-sha" (flamboyant dandy) that remains to this day, this Taikogane Sadamune has also inherited a love for flashiness and a respect for style.

A wakizashi said to be made by Hiromitsu of the Soshu tradition. One of the thirty-five swords personally selected by the Uesugi family, it is said to have been Uesugi Kenshin's waist sword. He also harbors a strong admiration for Okurikara, another work by the same Hiromitsu. This sword, whose name can also be interpreted as warding off evil spirits, sees various things in the darkness...