"KIYOKANE SAKU" Gyuto Kurouchi (Chef's Knife) Aogami 1 Steel, 240mm
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- It is a knife blacksmith made by traditional forging style.
- Free Forging from Tosa Japan.
- Aogami No.1 Steel is a superlative steel for professional knives.
- However, it gets rust easily, so it needs maintenance.
- Edge of Blade: Aogami Steel No.1. It contains high-Carbon. Hardness: around HRC62 +/- 1.
- Aogami Steel is very good for cutlery tools, because it can made sharp edge.
- Double Bevel. Available for both Right and Left Hander
- Made in Japan!
- Handmade by Tosa, Echizen and Bansyu Craftsmen!
- If you want to keep a knife sharp, you need use sharpening stone to maintain it.
Japanese kitchen knives have become a sensation in the culinary world for their sharpness and versatility. In this knife series, knife blade made from Tosa; knife handle made from Echizen Fukui; produced the knife in BANSYU Hyogo. Tosa and Echizen is the most famous kitchen knife making regions in Japan. Also, BANSYU is the most famous cutlery making regions in Japan. Built with the finest components, this series is the perfect tool for all types of cutting, giving sharp and precise results every time. Each knife is handcrafted according to traditional techniques and is the result of centuries of Japanese knife-making craftsmanship.
Cleanly combined traditional Japanese blacksmithing techniques in KIYOKANE SAKU series. This pairing of modern and traditional methods results in an exceptional culinary experience, with a sharp blade that stays sharp longer and resists oxidation.
From your kitchen to a chef's kitchen, this knife is used most frequently. This knife is made with a Swedish carbon steel core, forged with a traditional Japanese method making it perfect for any kitchen.
Inspired by the profile of a traditional European chef knife, Gyuto are a multipurpose knife with a slight meat cutting bias. “Gyuto” translates to “cow sword.” If you want one knife to do it all, this is it. For the at-home or professional cook as well.
The Handle
Founded in 1912. The first generation went from ivory craftsmen to woodturner, and the second generation made sickle handles for mowing grass. The third generation obtained a patent for the tool holder. The fourth generation pursues higher added value and has the technological capabilities that have supported Japan's manufacturing industry for many years.
It adopts a unique dual-core structure
In order to improve the durability of the handle, the body and ferrule are constructed with a unique design. Even if the handle is made of hardwood, it will not break easily.
Patent No. 59634
Patent No. 049151
A wide variety of domestic and foreign wood
We have everything from standard wood to beautiful and rare natural wood.
By URUSHI（painting）, water repellency and antibacterial properties are also enhanced.
The blade
This Gyuto Kurouchi is crafted from Aogami steel, known for its superior edge retention and sharpness, for precise and effortless cutting. It is versatile enough for a range of tasks and is ideal for slicing, dicing, and chopping meats and vegetables.
Only cut food you can bite through with this knife. Hard foods can chip the blade. No olive pits, bones, lobster shells, woody stems or parmesan rinds. Cutting frozen food is especially bad because the cold will make hard steel even more brittle. If you wouldn’t chew it with your own teeth, don’t cut it. The Kurouchi finish provides superior edge retention, making it an optimal choice for any professional kitchen. Its blade is hardened to approximately 60-61 HRC, making it an ideal tool for a variety of slicing and chopping needs.
After use, wash the knife by hand with regular dish soap, rinse with hot water and dry by hand immediately. Dishwashers are very bad for knives. Its Japanese Aogami Steel construction ensures an ultra-sharp and long-lasting edge that requires minimal maintenance and sharpening over time.
Aogami Steel easily gets rust and requires good maintenance. The steel's maintenance will ensure decades of sharp use; it's definitely worth the effort.
TOSA traditional skill “Free Forging” This method creates a unique, durable, and high-performance blade that is both light and easy to use. Its balance and cutting power make it an ideal choice for professional chefs and cooking enthusiasts alike.
TOSA cutlery started from 1621, over 400 years ago. Forge to finished need many steps, all steps just made from one blacksmith. Easy to control every part and keep it free style to forging, because that’s made by same craftsman. So, that’s why call this skill to “Free Forging”. This traditional "Free Forging" technique has been passed down for generations, ensuring an incredibly precise and durable cutting edge. It's a reliable product that won't let you down.
With the sound of a violent blow sparks, the way thick steel is transformed into a kitchen knife in the blink of an eye is truly craftsmanship. By hitting it many times with a hammer and stretching it, impurities come out, by making the structure “dense”, it becomes a knife with high hardness and stickiness. The precise forging process creates a knife that's both highly resilient and razor-sharp, making it an essential tool for any home chef.
You can see the marks of the hammer that was struck up with a hammer, it has the characteristic of being handmade by craftsmen and resistant to rust compared to polished finishing. A durable blade ideal for traditional knives techniques that will last for years. Perfect for both professional and home chefs who value quality and craftsmanship.
Because free forging, can be easy to innovation. The different pieces are handmade by experienced blacksmiths, giving each blade unique characteristics and making them highly durable.
The knife is consistently performed by a single craftsman, without being bound by the framework of the process, so can continue to improve and evolve. The result is a handmade, one-of-a-kind knife of superior quality, imbued with the skill and technique of a master craftsman.
This knife isn’t mass production. Hand crafted and designed to both retain and sharpen its razor-sharp knife edge for lasting use and performance.
We are focus on the knife quality than productivity. You can feel the soul of craftsman. We recommend you use that for gift. This knife will make a perfect gift for anyone looking for something special. It is crafted with high-quality materials and hand-sharpened to ensure durable and long-lasting performance.
KIYOKANESAKU and TAKUMI KIYOKANE series is used traditional Furoshiki to warp the product. Furoshiki is Japanese eco wrapping cloth. This combination of modern technology and traditional craftsmanship makes KIYOKANE SAKU and TAKUMI KIYOKANE an eco-friendly choice that shows respect for the environment.
Furoshiki are much less formal than fukusa, and are not generally used to present formal gifts. Furoshiki are convenient and versatile, allowing you to wrap and carry items of any shape and size.
Size:
240mm
Blade Length about 240mm (9.4inch), Blade Height about 46mm (1.8inch), Total Length 395mm (15.6inch), Thickness of the spine about 3mm (0.1inch), Handle Length 140mm (5.5inch), Weight about 241g (8.5oz)
Item no. 1118187
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