- Description
- CREATORS INFO
This knife is used to slice or cut cleaned fish blocks into bite-sized portions. The fish's surface cells will not be ruined, hence will bring out the best in flavor. In addition to sashimi, this knife can be used to cut tender meat, such as roast beef.
The handle is made from traditional magnolia wood, making it non-slip and comfortable to hold.
The blade length is approximately 21 cm.
| Material |
high-grade cutlery steel (blade)/magnolia (handle)
| Actual size |
Overall length 345mm, blade length 203mm, base thickness 3.5mm, blade width 31mm<br>
Weight -g
*Since these are handmade products, there may be slight differences between individual products.
| Packages |
Paper box *Package specifications may be subject to change.
| Care Instructions |
After use, be sure to rinse with hot water or water and then wipe off any moisture thoroughly.
The sharpness of a blade can be maintained by sharpening it, so if the blade becomes dull, sharpen it before using it again.
There are natural whetstones and artificial whetstones, so please consult a specialist store before purchasing.
We recommend having it sharpened and repaired at a specialist store once every 1-2 years.
| Handling Precautions |
We recommend using a wooden cutting board if possible.
Do not use for anything other than cooking.
| About delivery date |
If in stock: Ships within 7 days If out of stock: Ships within 60 days
|Others|
For inquiries regarding maintenance such as sharpening and repairs, please contact the manufacturer, Yoshisada Blade Co., Ltd. Please contact the contact information included with the product.
| How to sharpen |
For double-edged knives, sharpen both sides an equal number of times.
For single-edged knives, sharpen the front of the blade from the tip to the base. If the back of the blade feels rough (a burr), lightly sharpen the back 2-3 times until the burr disappears.
Yoshisada
Founded in Higashiyama, Kyoto in the mid-Edo period, the company's advanced blade-making techniques have been passed down from generation to generation for 360 years. Teichiro Yamaguchi, the 10th generation owner, is now one of the few Kyoto blade craftsmen.
The blades produced by Yoshisada range from those used in the kitchen at home to specialized tools used by artisans. They are made to suit the needs and purposes of each user, so they come in a wide variety of weights, hardness, and shapes. They are easy to use, fit comfortably in the hand, and can be used for a long time.