Japanese Knives with Low/All carbon blade

Carbon steel Japanese knives are popular with advanced users and top professionals despite the extra maintenance. And this is not only about their respect for cultural traditions. It is an improofed fact that carbon steel Japanese knives offer a better balance of edge sharpness and retention; and ease of sharpening in contrast with stainless ones (we are not talking about super expensive powder stainless steel). In Japan, a large selection of so-called "super clean carbon steels" produced by Hitachi Metals Ltd. is very close to the original Tamahagane, the "Jewel Steel" that all legendary Samurai's swords were made.

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This "OLD SCHOOL" Gyuto knife was made by Sakai Genkichi from Sakai city in Osaka Prefecture in Japan. 240mm long blades are hand-forged in Japanese traditional method "Warikomi" (Inserted hard core steel between softer steel) using White steel 2 as a core. Japanese traditional knife handle made from Magnolia Wood with unique Japanese Akebono-Nuri Urushi finished.
157 USD
This "OLD SCHOOL" Petty knife was made by Sakai Genkichi from Sakai city in Osaka Prefecture in Japan. 160mm long blades are hand-forged in Japanese traditional method "Warikomi" (Inserted hard core steel between softer steel) using White steel 2 as a core. Japanese traditional knife handle made from Magnolia Wood with unique Japanese Akebono-Nuri Urushi finished.
79 USD
This "OLD SCHOOL" Petty knife was made by Sakai Genkichi from Sakai city in Osaka Prefecture, Japan. 150mm long blades are hand-forged in the Japanese traditional method "Warikomi" (Inserted hard steel between softer) using Hitachi White steel 3 (Shirogami #3) carbon steel as a core.
63 USD
This "OLD SCHOOL" Santoku knife was made by Sakai Genkichi from Sakai city in Osaka Prefecture in Japan. 180mm long blades are hand-forged in Japanese traditional method "Warikomi" (Inserted hard steel between softer) using high-purity Hitachi White steel 2 (Shirogami #2) carbon steel as a core. Japanese-style knife handle made from Magnolia Wood with unique Japanese Negoro-Nuri Urushi finished.
158 USD
This "OLD SCHOOL" Santoku knife was made by Sakai Genkichi from Sakai city in Osaka Prefecture in Japan. 180mm long blades are hand-forged in Japanese traditional method "Warikomi" (Inserted hard steel between softer) using high-purity Hitachi White steel 2 (Shirogami #2) carbon steel as a core. Japanese-style knife handle made from Magnolia Wood with unique Japanese Akebono-Nuri Urushi finished.
158 USD
Baba Hamono Kagekiyo Gyuto knife is a high-end handcrafted knife, made by the highest level of Japanese artisans awarded with the title - "Dentou Kogeshi" (Master of Traditional Craft) Sakai City, Japan. 240mm long and ultra-thin, perfectly tapered blades made from high-purity Hitachi Blue steel 2 (Aogami #2) carbon steel. Handle made from natural Magnolia wood covered with Japanese traditional lacquer Urushi.
454 USD 409 USD
Baba Hamono Kagekiyo Gyuto knife is a high-end handcrafted knife, made by the highest level of Japanese artisans awarded with the title - "Dentou Kogeshi" (Master of Traditional Craft) Sakai City, Japan. 210mm long and ultra-thin, perfectly tapered blades made from high-purity Hitachi White steel 2 (Shirogami #2) carbon steel. Handle made from natural Magnolia wood covered with Japanese traditional lacquer Urushi.
300 USD 270 USD
The Kurotori Kaiju Hunter Kiritsuke is a unique custom knife based on the concept of a forest kitchen knife that you can use all around. Each Kaiju Hunter knife is free-hand forged by Mr. Kajihara, a fourth-generation master and owner of the Kurotori smithy from the Tosa province of Japan. Blade made from Hitachi Aogami 2 steel at the core, by traditional Warikomi method. Full Tang with a natural wood handle. Kaiju Hunter Kiritsuke special knife is handy for chopping up the meat for the BBQ over the campfire. It can be used as a spatula when transferring food from a cutting board to a skillet or pot, flip steaks on the grill, or cutting and splitting the tree or like a butcher knife at home.
325 USD
Kurotori Kaiju Hunter Kamagata is a unique custom knife based on the concept of a forest kitchen knife that you can use all around. Each Kaiju Hunter knife is free-hand forged by Mr. Kajihara, a fourth-generation master and owner of the Kurotori smithy from the Tosa province of Japan. Blade made from Hitachi Aogami 2 steel at the core, by traditional Warikomi method. Full Tang with a natural wood handle. Kaiju Hunter Kamagata special knife is handy for chopping up the meat for the BBQ over the campfire. It can be used as a spatula when transferring food from a cutting board to a skillet or pot, flip steaks on the grill, or cutting and splitting the tree or like a butcher knife at home.
325 USD
This Santoku was made by the Sakai Genkichi company from Sakai city in Osaka Prefecture in Japan.180mm long blade are hand-forged in the Japanese traditional smithing technique called "Warikomi" (Inserted hard steel between softer) using White steel 2 carbon steel as a core. Kasumi finish.
190 USD
This outstanding Deba knife was made by the Sakai Genkichi company from Sakai city in Osaka Prefecture in Japan. 180mm long single-edged blade are hand-forged in the Japanese traditional smithing technique called "Tsukehagane" (hammer welding) that welds low-carbon steel and high-carbon steel (Hitachi Metal Blue steel 2). Kasumi finish.
364 USD
This outstanding Deba knife was made by the Sakai Genkichi company from Sakai city in Osaka Prefecture in Japan. 165mm long single-edged blade are hand-forged in the Japanese traditional smithing technique called "Tsukehagane" (hammer welding) that welds low-carbon steel and high-carbon steel (Hitachi Metal Blue steel 2). Kasumi finish.
316 USD
This gorgeous single edged Yanagiba knife was made by the Sakai Genkichi company from Sakai city in Osaka Prefecture in Japan. 300mm long blade are hand-forged in the Japanese traditional smithing technique called "Tsukehagane" (hammer welding) that welds low-carbon steel and high-carbon steel (Hitachi Metal Blue steel 2). Kasumi finish.
443 USD
This gorgeous single edged Yanagiba knife was made by the Sakai Genkichi company from Sakai city in Osaka Prefecture in Japan. 270mm long blade are hand-forged in the Japanese traditional smithing technique called "Tsukehagane" (hammer welding) that welds low-carbon steel and high-carbon steel (Hitachi Metal Blue steel 2). Kasumi finish.
348 USD
This outstanding Deba knife was made by the Sakai Genkichi company from Sakai city in Osaka Prefecture in Japan. 180mm long single edged blade are hand-forged in the Japanese traditional smithing technique called "Tsukehagane" (hammer welding) that welds low-carbon steel and high-carbon steel (White steel 2). Kasumi finish.
190 USD
This outstanding Deba knife was made by the Sakai Genkichi company from Sakai city in Osaka Prefecture in Japan. 165mm long single edged blade are hand-forged in the Japanese traditional smithing technique called "Tsukehagane" (hammer welding) that welds low-carbon steel and high-carbon steel (White steel 2). Kasumi finish.
158 USD
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