Quickly rush with a sword

Holding a sword in hand, rush forward Well, I\'m embarrassed to say, but up until now, when I say the phrase ``quietly rushing in with a sword,\'\' I mean something like ``even though it\'s an emergency, he comes leisurely and leisurely,\'\' or ``A samurai walks leisurely with his sword strapped to his waist.\'\' That\'s what I thought, but when I looked it up, I was surprised to find that it meant the exact opposite lol (ignorance) \"I\'ll attack you with a gentle sword.\" Written in kanji, it means \"Oshitori Katana\". It refers to a person who is in such a hurry that he wastes time and rushes out with his sword still in his hand, even though it should normally be attached to his waist. Meaning \"hurry up, hurry up\"