Antique shopping, found 2 Japanese. Need help identifying

[Juan]

hey everyone, so in preparation of buying some sharpening stones i decided to go out and look for some cheap blades to use as practice. as we were shopping i found various cleavers which were cheap enough but came across 2 Japanese knives a deba and santoku. the prices was cheap enough to buy without asking much but the tags only said "old Japanese knife" can anyone translate or know the maker?

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[ojisan]

The first one is made by 刀都. I'm a Japanese native speaker, but I can't tell how to read it, maybe Tou-to, meaning sword city. There are not so much information about this name on the internet.

The second deba is 近景 (KinKei). It used to be a brand of Kai, but has been discontinued already.

 

[Juan]

The first one is made by 刀都. I'm a Japanese native speaker, but I can't tell how to read it, maybe Tou-to, meaning sword city. There are not so much information about this name on the internet.

The second deba is 近景 (KinKei). It used to be a brand of Kai, but has been discontinued already.

Thank you, that was alot faster than I expected. Now I can try to find some information if possible.

 

[ojisan]

sorry the second one is probably pronounced "Chikakage". It's usually Kinkei, but in this case it should be named after a known sword smith in 24th century whose name was 近景 Chikakage.