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Touroku Sakai Nakagawa x Shimizu Ginsan Kiritsuke Yanagiba 270mm
About Toroku Sakai - Unlike so many region-specific knifemakers, Toroku Sakai works with craftspeople from all across Japan. They find the best of the best in every region and bring them together to craft some truly exceptional blades. Like a talented music producer, they match folks and skillsets that complement each other perfectly.
About the Shape -The Kiritsuke is the traditional Japanese all purpose knife. The knife is only sharpened on one side and this is called āsingle bevel.ā Great for veggies and meat slicing, think of the Kiritsuke as the intersection between the Yanagiba and the Usuba.
About the Shape -The Kiritsuke is the traditional Japanese all purpose knife. The knife is only sharpened on one side and this is called āsingle bevel.ā Great for veggies and meat slicing, think of the Kiritsuke as the intersection between the Yanagiba and the Usuba.
$249.01
Original: $711.46
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$711.46
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About Toroku Sakai - Unlike so many region-specific knifemakers, Toroku Sakai works with craftspeople from all across Japan. They find the best of the best in every region and bring them together to craft some truly exceptional blades. Like a talented music producer, they match folks and skillsets that complement each other perfectly.
About the Shape -The Kiritsuke is the traditional Japanese all purpose knife. The knife is only sharpened on one side and this is called āsingle bevel.ā Great for veggies and meat slicing, think of the Kiritsuke as the intersection between the Yanagiba and the Usuba.
About the Shape -The Kiritsuke is the traditional Japanese all purpose knife. The knife is only sharpened on one side and this is called āsingle bevel.ā Great for veggies and meat slicing, think of the Kiritsuke as the intersection between the Yanagiba and the Usuba.
























