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Santoku
Santoku means "three virtues". Slicing, dicing, chopping or meat, fish, veggies. This knife does it all.
Santoku means 'Three Virtues' or 'To solve Three Problems'. The three virtues are...
Santoku
Santoku means "three virtues". Slicing, dicing, chopping or meat, fish, veggies. This knife does it all.
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Satoshi Nakagawa
Satoshi Nakagawa is a super-talented, relatively young hotshot blacksmith working in the Sakai area. At the moment, he’s one of the most popular makers among knife nerds and collectors, and for good reason: he’s incredibly talented and is making some of the coolest blades coming out of Japan right now. From a young age, Nakagawa-san was fascinated with blacksmithing. At age eighteen, he began training under the legendary master Kenichi Shiraki. He apprenticed for 16 years, even running the workshop for several years when his master fell ill. In that time, he learned an incredible amount and developed a strong foundation of skills to build on. Once his master retired, Nakagawa-san took the reins and founded Nakagawa Uchihamono in 2021. He immediately began producing masterpieces under his own name.
Satoshi Nakagawa is a super-talented, relatively young hotshot blacksmith working in the...
Satoshi Nakagawa
Satoshi Nakagawa is a super-talented, relatively young hotshot blacksmith working in the Sakai area. At the moment, he’s one of the most popular makers among knife nerds and collectors, and for good reason: he’s incredibly talented and is making some of the coolest blades coming out of Japan right now. From a young age, Nakagawa-san was fascinated with blacksmithing. At age eighteen, he began training under the legendary master Kenichi Shiraki. He apprenticed for 16 years, even running the workshop for several years when his master fell ill. In that time, he learned an incredible amount and developed a strong foundation of skills to build on. Once his master retired, Nakagawa-san took the reins and founded Nakagawa Uchihamono in 2021. He immediately began producing masterpieces under his own name.
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Seki Kanetsugu VG10 Heptagon
A great knife to start a collection or give as a gift. The stainless steel is sharp yet forgiving, and the heptagonal handle makes this distinctive knife a beautiful, unique tool.
Seki Kanetsugu is a knife maker in Seki, whose ancestor was a...
Seki Kanetsugu VG10 Heptagon
A great knife to start a collection or give as a gift. The stainless steel is sharp yet forgiving, and the heptagonal handle makes this distinctive knife a beautiful, unique tool.
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Shizu Hamono GEN
A great, accessible knifeline for those who want a slightly more unique looking knife. The beautiful layers of damascus are complimented by the more rustic dark finish behind.
Shizu Hamono is a relatively “new” knife maker, established in 1960 in...
Shizu Hamono GEN
A great, accessible knifeline for those who want a slightly more unique looking knife. The beautiful layers of damascus are complimented by the more rustic dark finish behind.
