A powerful osuriage mumei wakizashi with NBTHK Hozon kanteisho attributing it to the Mizuta school. The blade shows strong Sōshū influence, most notably in its distinctive mitsumune construction, giving the piece a bold and architectural presence. The surface is further enriched by finely cut horimono, including religious and groove carvings that add both visual interest and devotional character. Though shortened and unsigned, the sword retains an imposing sugata and expressive workmanship, making it an appealing example of Mizuta school craftsmanship with unusual Sōshū-style features.