This is a very interesting katana from the Shinto period which reminds one of the Mino or Bizen tradition of the late koto era. It is in a very nice polish.  The overall sugata of this sword is impressive and the hamon is loaded with activity.  The hamon contains plentiful nie and a gunome / choji midare. Sunagashi, Kinsuji and Ji-nie can be found.  The hada has an itame / mokume mix and with some areas of O- hada mixed in.  The blade has some course areas that are common for swords of this age.  This blade comes with mountings.  The furniture of the koshirae are made of iron and in good condition. The Tsuba is an owari style with gold design and the fuchi and kashira are a matching koi motif and in iron. The tsuba is also iron and pierced as well. The menuki are of seashells. The Sageo and Ito are black and the saya lacquer is finished in red with a swirling style finish. Note the same with gold in the lacquer also. The blade is a  long o-suriage sword and a shinto era piece. The kissaki is longish and ko-maru boshi  not quite kaen. There is a gentle sori.
The saya is of a red lacquer and is completely restored to keep the polish of the sword in good condition.  The blade is mumei and the habaki is a gold foil and in an arabesque finish pattern.  This sword is a wonderful package by a great school.

Hojoji Sadakuni is listed as a 60 pt. smith in Hawley’s.