Kiritsuke Japanese kitchen knife Tojiro Handmade J1 18cm
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Japanese Kiritsuke knife handmade by Tojiro blacksmiths. Handle is made of wood. Blade is made of VG10 Damascus steel, 63 layered, hammered. Tojiro handmade chef knife goes in wooden box.Tojiro designs and builds several collections of chef knives at their shop in the Japanese city of Niigata, long known for its knife and tool making expertise. This Kiritsuke knife represents the pinnacle of their kitchen knives, hand-forged by a small team outside of the operations where many of their knives are produced.
Tojiro knives are some of the best kitchen knives in the world. For over 70 years Tojiro is manufacturing various types of knives in Tsubame-Sanjo, Japan. Combining historical traditions and modern technologies, Tojiro produces different kitchen knives series of western style and japanese style.
Tsubame-Sanjo, where the Tojiro factory is located, used to be the Japanese sword producing district and predecessors had studied and improved their technique over several generations. Today Tojiro combines the ancient art of sword and knife making with modern technology. MyGoodKnife is an official dealer of Tojiro.
