Blade: A massive ōmi-yari with a nagasa of 28” — unusually long for the type. The blade is of su-yari form, double-edged with a long central ridge and a deep bo-hi extending down the shaft. The geometry remains sharp and crisp, with a rounded spear point (minor edge bruise noted). Bright polish shows a clean ji and activity in the ha, though some areas display surface scratches and cloudiness from earlier oxidation. Nakago: Long tang with two mekugi–ana, cut with the detailed m<span c