Santoku Japanese kitchen knife Motokyuuichi MQ-1116 16.5cm
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Santoku Japanese kitchen knife Motokyuuichi MQ-1116 16.5cm

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Description

Motokyuuichi santoku knife has 165 mm blade made of Shirogami 2 steel with iron clad. Oval chestnut handle. It's recommended to hand wash only, maintain and sharpen on a whetstone and using glass, ceramic or stone cutting boards should be avoided. Handcrafted in Shimabara City, Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan.

Motokyuuichi
MQ-1116
Reference
MQ-1116
Brand
Motokyuuichi
Country
Japan
Steel
Shirogami #2
Handle
Chestnut
Blade Length, mm
165
Hardness
60-62 HRC
Total length, mm
300
Motokyuuichi

Motokyuuichi knives are hand forged by 4th and 5th generation blacksmiths of the Maeda family. The original Kyuuichi family were well renowned swordsmiths during the Edo period, but their lineage gradually disappeared from the sword making craft. In 1895 Motokyuuichi was taken over by swordsmith Shoujirou Maeda who founded the current workshop and applied his skill set to focus on forging harvesting tools, kitchen, hunting and craft knives.