Editing Oda Nobunaga (section)

== Property ==

=== Chaki (Tea utensils) ===
*{{nihongo|Tsukumokami Nasu|九十九髪茄子|}}
*{{nihongo|Matsushima|松島|}}
*{{nihongo|Jō-ō Nasu|紹鴎茄子|}}
*{{nihongo|Hatsuhana Katatsuki|初花肩衝|}}
*{{nihongo|Fuji Nasu|富士茄子|}}
*{{nihongo|Kaburanashi|蕪無|}}
*{{nihongo|Komatsushima|小松島|}}
*{{nihongo|Kōjiguchi|柑子口|}}
*{{nihongo|Shirotenmoku|白天目|}}
*{{nihongo|Mikazuki|三日月|}}
*{{nihongo|Matsuhana|松花|}}
*{{nihongo|Honnō-ji Bunrin|本能寺文琳|}}

===Sword===
; Heshikiri Hasebe
: Famous sword by sword smith 'Kunishige'. A Japanese national treasure. 'Heshikiri' means press and cut and is said to derive from an anecdote about Nobunaga pressing and cutting a chabozu who had been rude to him, including the entire cupboard in which he hid.<ref name="diamond181560">{{cite web| url = https://diamond.jp/articles/-/181560|title =「刀剣」ブームで注目! 「へし切長谷部」の持ち主織田信長のここが「やばい」| last1 = Hongo| first1 = Kazuto| last2     = Takino| first2 = Miwako| date = 26 May 2017 | orig-date = | editor-last = | editor-first = | website = Diamond Online | publisher = Diamond Inc.| language = ja| trans-title = The "Tōken" boom is drawing attention! Oda Nobunaga, the owner of "Heshikiri Hasebe," is "dangerous.| access-date = 10 July 2023}}</ref>
; Yoshimoto Samonji
: A trophy from the Battle of Okehazama, which belonged to Imagawa Yoshimoto when he was killed. This sword was owned by Nobunaga, then passed to Hideyoshi and Ieyasu, and was called 'the famous sword that ruled the whole country'.
; Yagen Tōshirō
: Matsunaga Hisahide donated it to Oda Nobunaga. It is said that it was burned down in the Honnō-ji Incident.
; Dōjigiri Yasutsuna sword
: Dōjigiri is one of the [[Five Swords under Heaven]] (天下五剣) made by Hōki Yasutsuna, this was the legendary sword with which [[Minamoto no Yorimitsu]] killed the boy-faced oni [[Shuten-dōji]] (酒呑童子) living near Mount Oe. It was presented to Oda Nobunaga by the [[Ashikaga clan|Ashikaga]] family and was subsequently in the possession of [[Toyotomi Hideyoshi]] and [[Tokugawa Ieyasu]].
; Kotegiri Masamune sword
: {{transliteration|ja|Kotegiri}} means "{{transliteration|ja|kote}} cutter". In this case {{transliteration|ja|kote}} is a contraction of {{transliteration|ja|yugote}} (弓籠手), the [[bracer|arm guard]] used by a samurai archer. This name comes from an episode in which [[Asakura Ujikage]] cut an opposing samurai's {{transliteration|ja|yugote}} in the [[Battle of Toji]] in [[Kyoto]]. Oda Nobunaga gained possession of this sword and had it shortened to its present length.