Santoku Japanese kitchen knife Kajibe KJB-001 16.5cm
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Santoku Japanese kitchen knife Kajibe KJB-001 16.5cm

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Description

Kajibe santoku knife with blade length 165 mm. Traditional Japanese chestnut handle. Blade of this Kajibe santoku knife is made of Aogami #2 iron clad steel. Kajibe knives are hand-forged by master blacksmith Kunio Ishikawa and his son. This santoku knife is not allowed to wash by dishwasher. Japanese kitchen knives have very hard, but thin blade. It is not allowed to cut by japanese chef knives bones and meat with bones, coconuts and other nuts, other hard products. 

Kajibe
KJB-001
1 Item
Reference
KJB-001
Brand
Kajibe
Country
Japan
Steel
Aogami #2
Handle
Walnut
Blade Length, mm
165
Hardness
60-61 HRC
Total length, mm
295
Kajibe

Kajibe knives are hand-forged by master blacksmith Kunio Ishikawa and his son. They are located in a quaint, traditional factory in the historic knife making city of Sanjo, Japan. Master Ishikawa prefers to only use traditional Japanese steel such as White, and Blue Paper steels from Hitachi Yasuki Steel. All Kajibee knives are hand-forged in a traditional wood-fired oven and then hand polished. This technique has been passed down from father to son for many hundreds of years.