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Deba Japanese kitchen knife Sakai Takayuki Ajikiri Inox 04378 12cm - 1
Deba Kitchen knife Sakai Takayuki Ajikiri Inox 12cm 04378
Japanese Sakai Takayuki Ajikiri  Inox knife with  12cm  blade. Ajikiri or Ko-Deba commonly used in coastal areas of Japan to fillet and butterfly small saltwater fish, particularly Aji (Japanese horse mackerel) - hence the alternative name of Aji-deba, or Aji-kiri. However, it is just as adept at dealing with small freshwater fish, such as trout. The Ko-deba is useful knife for home cooks that prefer to clean and fillet the smaller sizes of fish themselves, rather than buy fish which have already been filleted.  Blade is made chrome and molybdenum 8A stainless steel. Sakai Takayuki Inox knives are sharp and do not rust easily due to their special material. The U shaped magnolia handles and water buffalo bolsters are easy to grip and are comfortable in the hand, even through long hours of use.  This Sakai Takayuki Ajikiri knife is easy to sharpen and recommended for business and home use. 
€72.58

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Japanese kitchen knife Sakai Takayuki Usuba Inox 04362 16.5cm - 1
Kitchen knife Sakai Takayuki Usuba Inox 16.5cm 04362
Sakai Takayuki Usuba Inox knife with  165 mm  blade. Blade is made chrome and molybdenum 8A stainless steel. Weight is 160 g. Sakai Takayuki Inox knives are sharp and do not rust easily due to their special material. The U shaped magnolia handles and water buffalo bolsters are easy to grip and are comfortable in the hand, even through long hours of use.  The Usuba is ideal for cutting vegetables and fruits which are served raw, because the thin and sharp blade produces cut surfaces with very little cell damage, and this minimizes the discoloration and change in flavor often caused by oxidation. The versatile middle section of the blade can be used for thinly slicing vegetables and also for performing the specialized Katsuramuki ("Rotary peeling”) technique. 
The relatively tall and long blade of the Usuba make it ideal for tackling large ingredients, such as cabbages, but it is not recommended for cutting vegetables or fruit with hard skins or hard stones, because they may damage the blade.This Sakai Takayuki Usuba knife is easy to sharpen and recommended for business and home use. 
€129.84

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Yanagiba Japanese kitchen knife Sakai Takayuki Inox Bronze Lacqured with Saya 04313H 24cm
Yanagiba Kitchen knife Sakai Takayuki Inox Bronze Lacqured with Saya 24cm 04313H
Japanese Sakai Takayuki Yanagiba Lacqured knife with Bronze colored handle and saya. 24 cm single edged blade. Blade is made chrome and molybdenum 8A stainless steel. The beautiful D-shaped handle is made of magnolia with hygienic urethane coating. The stylish designed saya sheath is as well coated with hygienic urethane for food. This Sakai Takayuki Bronze Lacqured 04313H Yanagiba is highly recommended for Gift as well as for your better cooking experience.
€193.54

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Yanagiba Japanese kitchen knife Sakai Takayuki Inox Black Lacqured with Saya 04313A 24cm
Yanagiba Kitchen knife Sakai Takayuki Inox Black Lacqured with Saya 24cm 04313A
Beautiful japanese Sakai Takayuki Yanagiba Black Lacqured knife with saya. 24 cm single edged blade. Blade is made chrome and molybdenum 8A stainless steel. The beautiful D-shaped handle is made of magnolia with hygienic urethane coating for food, easy to grip and are comfortable in the hand, even through long hours of use. Nothing slices sashimi like a perfectly sharpened Yanagiba. The long sharp blade severs fibres in the flesh without pulling or tearing. The stylish designed saya sheath is as well coated with hygienic urethane for food. This Sakai Takayuki Black Lacqured 04313A Yanagiba is highly recommended for Gift as well as for your better cooking experience.
€193.54

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Yanagiba Japanese kitchen knife Sakai Takayuki Inox 04304 27cm - 1
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Yanagiba Kitchen knife Sakai Takayuki Inox 27cm 04304
Traditional japanese Sakai Takayuki Yanagiba Sashimi Inox knife with 27 cm single edged blade. Blade is made chrome and molybdenum 8A stainless steel. Sakai Takayuki Inox knives are sharp and do not rust easily due to their special material. The U shaped magnolia handles and water buffalo bolsters are easy to grip and are comfortable in the hand, even through long hours of use. Nothing slices sashimi like a perfectly sharpened Yanagiba. The long sharp blade severs fibres in the flesh without pulling or tearing. This Sakai Takayuki Yanagiba Inox 27 cm 04304 easy to sharpen and recommended for business and home use.
€152.42

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Japanese kitchen knife Sakai Takayuki Mukimono Inox 04397 18cm - 1
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Kitchen knife Sakai Takayuki Mukimono Inox 18cm 04397
Japanese Sakai Takayuki Mukimono Inox knife with  18cm  blade. Mukimono is kitchen knife with a thin blade that is commonly used for the Japanese art of Mukimono (Creating decorative garnishes), and also Kazari-giri (“Decorative vegetable carving”). However, it is often used as a general-purpose knife.  The Mukimono Hōchō has blade geometry similar to the Usuba, but it is ground much thinner and is smaller in size. Similar to the Kiritsuke, it also has a 'clipped point’ / ‘reverse tanto tip’ that is primarily intended for making the decorative cuts mentioned above, but it is also useful for any task which requires the precise cutting of soft ingredients.  Blade is made chrome and molybdenum 8A stainless steel. Sakai Takayuki Inox knives are sharp and do not rust easily due to their special material. The U shaped magnolia handles and water buffalo bolsters are easy to grip and are comfortable in the hand, even through long hours of use.  This Sakai Takayuki Mukimono knife is easy to sharpen and recommended for business and home use. 
€122.58

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Sakai Takayuki knives are made in Sakai (Osaka Prefecture, Japan), one of the world's most renowned centers for the production of blades and cutlery. Sakai Takayuki knives are produced by the Japanese company Aoki Hamono Seisakusho Co., founded in 1942. The company's owner, Ichiro Aoki, began selling Sakai knives, personally visiting stores to demonstrate their superior quality. The brand was officially registered in 1964, and the name "Takayuki" was given in honor of the founder's eldest son.

Today, Sakai Takayuki produces high-quality kitchen knives, crafted entirely by hand by artisans, drawing on over 600 years of Japanese swordsmithing experience. The Sakai-based company is proud to continue crafting knives using the same ancient techniques. Aogami Super (Blue Super), Shirogami #2 (White #2), Ginsan (Silver 3), and VG10 steels are used for production. Many Japanese Sakai Takayuki knives feature a multi-layer Damascus structure.