Translate these Japanse symbols please

Can someone tells us what do these symbols mean in English.
They're from my friend's shinai bag.

Thanks in advance

http://i41.tinypic.com/kao780.jpg

I'm sorry I've kept you waiting! ;)

http://www.mediafire.com/download/xcqfblw9c5bccaq/seikishin.jpg

#1,2,3
These words mean the Three Treasures (traditional Chinese medicine).
Please refer to the Wikipedia for more details.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neidan

Meaning of each kanji in Japanese

#1. 精 (sei - "energy, vigor, vitality, etc.")
#2. 気 (ki - "feeling, mind, disposition, etc.")
#3. 神 (shin - "God, and others.")
#4. 鉄 (tetsu - "iron")
#5. 龍 (ryu - "dragon")
#6. 土 (tsuchi, do - "earth, soil, etc.")

It's difficult for me to read them because of these written in sousho(Japanese cursive).
Not for sure, I suppose this is a craftsman's name or a shops name.
I would be happy if your friend still plays Kendo.
Because I used to play it when I was a junior high school student.

Thank you for reading my poor English. :-)

Oh, excuse me.

Not for sure, I suppose this is a craftsman's name or a shops name.

The writing says about #4,5,6.

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>>1 "They're from my friend's shinai bag."

Fuck you! You got tatooed one drunk night and have no fucking clue what the fuck is on your ass right now

And >>2 don't fool me!

>>6
日本人じゃないやつが騒ぐなよ
精気神をどう訳せばそうなるｗ

>>2 nice job

>>5
This anon gets my vote.