TSUNANOBU (綱信), Tenpō (天保, 1830-1844), Musashi – “Ushū Yonezawa-jū Akama Tsunanobu” (羽州米沢住赤間綱信), “Ushū Yonezawa-jū Tsunanobu” (羽州米沢住綱信), “Tsunanobu saku” (綱信作), “Tōto ni oite Akama Tsunanobu” (於東都赤間綱信, Tōto is another name of Edo), “Akama Tsunanobu saku” (赤間綱信作), real name “Akama Kizaburō” (赤間喜三郎), he moved from Yonezawa (米沢) to Edo and studied there under Katō Tsunahide (綱英), we know date signatures from the ninth year of Bunsei (文政, 1826) to the first year of Kaei (嘉永, 1848), he continues the nie-laden tōran-like ō-gunome-midare with wide nioiguchi of his master but also hardened a chōji and notare-gunome, chūjō-saku