Couteaux Japonais Couteaux Nakiri

Couteau nakiri japonais fabriqué à la main par le maître Shiro Kamo. La longueur de la lame est de 165 mm. La lame a un noyau en acier SG2 avec un revêtement en damas. L'acier en poudre SG2 est à haute teneur en carbone et est un acier inoxydable fortement allié. Ce couteau japonais ne passe pas au lave-vaisselle. Couteau par m. Shiro Kamo a une lame très dure mais fine. Il est interdit de couper avec des couteaux de chef japonais des os et de la viande avec des os, des noix de coco et autres noix, ainsi que d'autres produits durs. Le forgeron Shiro Kamo fabrique ses lames dans le village des couteaux Takefu. Shiro Kamo, né en 1958, a été honoré pour son savoir-faire du célèbre titre japonais « Dento-Kogei-shi » à 45 ans (Maître de l'artisanat traditionnel). Actuellement, il est président de la Takefu Knife Village Association.

Tojiro VG10 Hammered Nakiri has 17 cm blade. Nakiri is Japanese-style vegetable knife. Weight is 245 g. Blade is made of VG10 steel. VG10 is one of the best stainless steels used in the making of Japanese knives. It is highly regarded for it good edge retention, toughness, and superior stain resistance. VG10 Hammered is a new line of Tojiro knives.

Le couteau Nakiri F-660 de la société japonaise Tojiro avec une lame de 16,5 cm de long est conçu pour couper les légumes. Nakiri (nakiri bocho) se traduit par « couteau pour couper les légumes verts ». Les couteaux japonais de Damas sont généralement les plus populaires comme beau cadeau. Le couteau est doté d'un manche de couteau de cuisine classique en matériau laminé renforcé. La poignée laminée renforcée est très durable et résistante, difficile à déformer et résistante à la détérioration au fil du temps. La mitre en métal est très hygiénique et empêche les taches et la saleté de s'accumuler entre la lame et le manche. Véritable lame multicouche forgée réalisée selon le même procédé de fabrication que la fabrication des sabres japonais. Il est très précis et possède une excellente netteté. Quels que soient les matériaux dont est fait le couteau de cuisine japonais, il ne peut pas être lavé au lave-vaisselle. L'eau chaude et les détergents endommagent les matériaux du manche et de la lame. Nous vous recommandons de laver le couteau à la main et de l'essuyer immédiatement après utilisation. Chaque couteau est livré dans une boîte individuelle. Le poids est de 200 gr.

Nakiri F-315 japonais de la série Tojiro Basic avec une longueur de lame de 16,5 cm. Le traditionnel couteau à légumes japonais. Lame de en acier 3 couches VG10 (60 HRC) au centre et acier inox sur les flancs. Manche ergonomique en pakkawood. Malgré sa forme en hachoir, il n'est pas indiqué pour couper les os. Un bel emballage cadeau transforme un couteau tojiro en un merveilleux cadeau. Ne coupez pas d'aliments surgelés ni d'os. Lavez votre couteau avec de l'eau tiède et une éponge douce. Si nécessaire, utilisez un détergent neutre. Séchez complètement le couteau avec un chiffon doux. Ne le lavez jamais au lave-vaisselle. Gardez votre couteau bien aiguisé en utilisant des pierres à aiguiser de haute qualité avec le grain approprié. Poids 140 gr.

Nakiri F-261BK japonais de la série Tojiro Color avec une longueur de lame de 16,5 cm. Le couteau Nakiri (nakiri bocho) se traduit par "couteau pour couper les légumes verts". C'est l'un des couteaux japonais les plus populaires. La lame est en acier au molybdène vanadium qui est très durable et souvent utilisé pour fabriquer des couteaux chirurgicaux. La poignée est en élastomère traité antibactérien, antidérapant et facile à saisir, très hygiénique et durable. Le modèle présente une haute résistance à la rouille et convient à un usage professionnel.  Poids 130 gr.

Nakiri knife Matsubara Hamono made by master Katsuto Tanaka.  This knife is made  of Aogami 2 steel with stainless steel clad. Handle is made of walnut wood. Macassar ebony + Hard maple ring. Knives under the Matsubara Hamono name are made by master blacksmith Katsuto Tanaka-san who started making knives when he was 20 years old back in 1982. The knife making history of the Matsubara region can be traced back to the year 1474 when Master Yukiyasu Naminohira moved here to make swords in the Hachiman Shrine. Using Matsubara Hamono knife avoid Bones, Frozen foods, nuts and hard candies or anything other than fruits, vegetables and proteins.

Yu Kurosaki Fujin series nakiri with Nickel Damascus-patterned blades with a core of VG-10 stainless steel. Hardness of 60-61 HRC provides excellent rust resistance and a long-lasting edge as well as its beautifulness. The blade surface has Damascus and unique hammered FUJIN texture which causes an image of a Japanese god believed to control the wind. The handle of Nakiri Fujin VG10 Damascus Series is made of oak and water-resistant wenge wood, which are separated from each other by a ring of natural turquoise. Yu Kurosaki works in Takefu Knife Village where he apprenticed with Hiroshi Kato.

Japanese nakiri knife hand forged by Yoshimi Kato who is a certified traditional craftsman in Takefu, Fukui prefecture in Japan. Blade VG-10 Nickel Damascus. Blade length 165 mm. Handle - red pakkawood. Nakiri is a vegetable knife. Do not attempt to cut, hit or chop frozen products or bones. The blade can chip or break. Hand wash with warm water and towel dry.

Comfortable nakiri Japanese kitchen knife Zwilling J.A.Henckels Twin Fin II 30925-171-0 is suitabl for chopping vegetables. The curved bolster acts as an extension of the hand and the ergonomic steel handle with gilled design is hygienic and exceptionally well balanced, promoting fatigue-free cutting even for the largest chopping tasksWith a FRIODUR ice-hardened blade made of Nitro 60 special formula stainless steel, these knives boast long-lasting durability. Made in Seki, Japan. Dishwasher safe.

Nakiri knife handmade by Tsutomu Kajiwara. Blade 180 mm is made of Aogami 2 steel with iron damascus clad. Traditional handle is made of bocote wood with God’s ash ferrule. Please, use your Tsutomu Kajiwara knife carefully. It is not recommended for such knives - to wash in dishwasher, to leave it in water, to clean by acid liquids, to cut acid fruits like lemon. Hand-dry your knife: This should be done immediately after washing with a clean dishtowel. Rub with mineral oil. If you notice any rust spots, rub a light layer of mineral oil and let dry.

Nakiri Japanese kitchen knife Spyderco Minarai K17PBK is designed by world-renowned knifemaker Murray Carter, official heir to a 420-year-old Japanese bladesmithing lineage, Spyderco’s Murray Carter Collection faithfully translates Carter’s coveted handcrafted designs into affordable factory-made kitchen cutlery. The newest additions to this proud family of knives are his Minarai Series. Literally meaning “to look and learn,” minarai is a quintessentially Japanese way of describing the role of an apprentice. In that spirit, the Minarai Series expresses five of Carter’s highly refined designs in an economical format featuring solid CTS® BD1N stainless steel blades and injection-molded polypropylene handles. A remarkable fusion of time-tested traditional designs and state-of-the-art modern materials.
Minarai Nakiri overall length 308 mm. Blade length 170 mm. Made in Japan.

Yu Kurosaki Senko ZSE-165NA Nakiri knife with 165 mm blade. This Yu Kurosaki series features S/S Clad SG2 powdered steel tsuchime-finished blade. The blade surface has a unique hammered Senkou texture which represents Japanese fireworks. A really nice octagon handle made of oak. Handmade by Mr. Yu Kurosaki. Yu Kurosaki works in Takefu Knife Village where he apprenticed with Hiroshi Kato.

The Ittetsu Tall Nakiri knife W-11840Z with 180 mm blade. Tall nakiris are longer and taller than a normal nakiri knife. This one is 75 mm tall. This nakiri is made from 3 layers of material: iron clad and Shirogami steel. A layer of iron on each side protecting a layer of carbon steel at the core, in a process referred to as Sanmai or forge welding. Iron and carbon steel are both susceptible to rust and must be kept dry and clean at all time’s to avoid oxidation and discolouration. Avoid Bones, Frozen foods, nuts and hard candies or anything other than fruits, vegetables and proteins. Handle: waterproof mono octagonal Keyaki (Zelkova). Ittetsu knives are handmade in Echizen city, Japan. Hand wash with warm water and towel dry.

Special japanese Nakiri kitchen knife Tojiro F-330 with 165 mm blade. A nakiri knife is a Japanese-style knife used for chopping vegetables. same method as japanese swords traditionally were made. Real forged multilayered blade made by the same manufacturing process as Japanese sword making. It is very precise and has excellent sharpness. Reinforced laminated handle is very durable and tough, not easily deformed and strong against deterioration over time.

Kunio Masutani nakiri knife with 17 cm blade. The very sharp, rustproof blades are ground on both sides and consist of a Damascus steel construction with a robust VG-10 core and kokuryu finish. The black handle is made of pakka wood. Not allowed to wash in dishwasher.

Mcusta Zanmai Ultimate Unkai  Nakiri vegetable knife. Blade lenght is 165 mm. The blade of Mcusta Zanmai Ultimate Unkai  nakiri knife is made of of Damascus steel (VG-10), 33 layers. The handle is made of pakka wood with mosaic pin. MyGoodKnife is an authorized dealer of Marusho Industry Inc (brand Mcusta Zanmai). All Mcusta knives at our stores are original and made is Seki city, Japan. Check our video to see interview with Mr.Tomohiro Hasegawa - president of Marusho Industry Inc (brand Mcusta Zanmai). Interview was made when Mr.Tomohiro visited or store in Helsinki.

New! Tojiro GAI Nakiri knife with 165 mm blade. Nakiri is traditional Japanese vegetable knife.  New Tojiro GAI series is suitable for both professional and home use. Not only practical, it is design wise superior and unique. VG-10 premium Japanese knife steel is in the core, which forged by 37 layers low and high carbon stainless steel. The handle with uniquely designed rugged surface fixed by hex bolts. It is one of a kind. Series name “GAI” came from a Japanese word "armor", which is inspired by the handle. Weight of Tojiro GAI Nakiri F-1350 is about 250 g.
Please, use your Tojiro knives carefully. It is not recommended for such knives - to wash in dishwasher, to leave it in water, to clean by acid liquids, to cut acid fruits like lemon. Hand-dry your knife: This should be done immediately after washing with a clean dishtowel. Rub with mineral oil. If you notice any rust spots, rub a light layer of mineral oil and let dry.

Nakiri knife Ryusen Hamono Bonten Unryu Wa with 16.5 cm blade. Nakiri is a classic Japanese-style knife that has a straight, symmetrical edge that is most commonly used for slicing, dicing, and chopping vegetables. The Bonten Unryu is one of the signature lines by Ryusen. It is considered as one of the best VG10 line by any Japanese maker, because of its unmatched artistics and more importantly, their VG10 blades are hande forged one-by-one. The blade of the Unryu wa series, is constructed identical as the western handle Unryu series. It has a core of VG-10, with 63 layers of stainless damascus steel. The blade is relatively thin, with a medium / light weight, but not as thin as a laser. Due to the classic Japanese perfectly shaped octagonal handle, it is easy to control and effortlessly will do exactly what it is made for cutting perfectly. The Rockwell hardness on this knife is around 60-62 HRC, for a durable edge. Ryusen Hamono Gyuto  knife goes in black gift box.

Tall Nakiri knife Ittetsu with 180 mm blade. Tall nakiris are longer and taller than a normal nakiri knife. This one is 75 mm tall. This nakiri is made from 3 layers of material: iron clad and Shirogami steel. A layer of iron on each side protecting a layer of carbon steel at the core, in a process referred to as Sanmai or forge welding. Iron and carbon steel are both susceptible to rust and must be kept dry and clean at all time’s to avoid oxidation and discolouration. Avoid Bones, Frozen foods, nuts and hard candies or anything other than fruits, vegetables and proteins. Handle: waterproof mono octagonal walnut. Ittetsu knives are handmade in Echizen city, Japan. Hand wash with warm water and towel dry.

Japanese Tall Nakiri knife Ittetsu with 180 mm blade. Tall nakiris are longer and taller than a normal nakiri knife. This one is 65 mm tall.  This nakiri is made from 3 layers of material: iron clad and Shirogami steel. A layer of iron on each side protecting a layer of carbon steel at the core, in a process referred to as Sanmai or forge welding. Iron and carbon steel are both susceptible to rust and must be kept dry and clean at all time’s to avoid oxidation and discolouration. Avoid Bones, Frozen foods, nuts and hard candies or anything other than fruits, vegetables and proteins. Handle: waterproof mono octagonal walnut. Ittetsu knives are handmade in Echizen city, Japan. Hand wash with warm water and towel dry. 

This japanese nakiri knife is handmade by Kenshiro Hatono. Blade 210 mm made of nickel damascus steel with VG10 core. Traditional handle made of japanese paper with lacquer. Nakiri knife is a classic Japanese style knife with a straight, symmetrical flat edge blade shape that is most commonly used for slicing, dicing, mincing, and chopping vegetables. Kenshiro Hatono is a talanted knife maker. Currently he is working in Takefu knife village. This Japanese handmade knife is not allowed to cut, hit or chop frozen products or bones. The blade can chip or break. Hand wash with warm water and towel dry.

Spyderco Itamae Nakiri Murray Carter Collection kitchen knife. Meaning "vegetable cutter," the Nakiri knife's unique rectangular shape and slightly upturned edge make it the perfect tool for precisely push-cutting all kinds of vegetables. The Nakiri's blade shape also allows its length to remain consistent after years of sharpening. Itamae literally means "in front of the cutting board," Itamae is an extremely prestigious title reserved for highly skilled sushi chefs. Consistent with that elite status, the Murray Carter Collection's Itamae Series —the highest tier in the Collection—proudly features premium materials and uncompromising craftsmanship.
The blades of Itamae Series knives are expertly crafted from laminated steel consisting of an Aogami Super Blue core clad between layers of SUS410 stainless steel. This classic three-layer construction allows the outer layers to protect and support the ultra-hard carbon-steel center layer that forms the blade's edge. Ground exceptionally thin and straight for unparalleled cutting performance. 
The elite blades of the Itamae Series are paired with traditional "wa"-style (octagonal) handles made from stunning burl G10 and highlighted with black G10 ferrules.
Created for those who demand the very best, the Itamae Series faithfully captures the spirit of Murray Carter's coveted handmade knives and sets a new standard in high-performance kitchen cutlery.
Spyderco Itamae Nakiri vegetable knife overall length 12.19" (310 mm). Blade length 17 cm. Weight 6.7 oz. (190 g). Made in Japan.

Spyderco Wakiita Nakiri Murray Carter Collection. Meaning "vegetable cutter," the Nakiri's unique rectangular shape and slightly upturned edge make it the perfect tool for precisely push-cutting all kinds of vegetables. The knife's blade shape also allows its length to remain consistent after years of sharpening. Wakiita literally means "near the cutting board" and is a term used to refer to senior apprentices skilled enough to assist high-ranking chefs. 
The blades of Wakiita Series knives are precision ground from CTS-BD1N – a high-carbon, nitrogen-enriched stainless steel that provides a superior balance of hardness, edge holding, and corrosion resistance. Like all knives in the Murray Carter Collection, they are ground exceptionally thin and straight for superior cutting performance. 
In classic style, the knives of the Wakiita Series showcase traditional "wa-style" (octagonal) handles. Painstakingly crafted from solid black G10, a durable fiberglass and epoxy laminate, the polished handles ensure both comfort and precise control.
Wakiita Nakiri vegetable knife overall length 12.15" (309 mm). Blade length 17 cm. Weight 6.3 oz. (179 g). Made in Japan.

Japanese kitchen knife azuma nakiri 150 mm by Gihei Hamono. Blade is made of Aogami 2 steel with iron clad. Aogami #2 by Hitachi sometimes called Blue Paper #2 since the steel is wrapped in blue paper. It has a very good edge sharpness and excellent edge retention. This Gihei Hamono Nakiri has a handle of baked magnolia. Never wash any Japanese knife in a dishwasher. This knife has a thin blade and should not be used on hard items such as bones or frozen foods.