Japanese Knives
Japanese Stainless Steel Paring Knife with Scabbard- Brown Handle
sekiryu
The blade is 4" long
The paring knife can be used all around the kitchen
Made out of Beautiful brown wood
Comes with a brown scabbard for protection of blade
The knife has a pointed end for close cutting
Price:
$19.99
$6.05
Customer Reviews:
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great knife, beware the seller M.V. Trading Co.
I actually have this exact knife- great little tool, owned it for 15 years- the sheeth finally split ( it's wood ) and wanted another as well as one for a gift. Totally recommend the knife, but watch out for the seller. Tried to order this item from M.V. Trading Co. - listed price was $4.99 +... -
NOT A TOY
Normally don't do reviews, but for this i will. This knife is great. Got it for around $9 and it trumps any knife i currently have. I use it for some average stuff like cutting meat and it just glides through. I mainly bought it to get back in to sushi making and i have no doubt that this knife...
Does not have to be a Japanese knife .
Will-I've heard great things about Kershaw's "Shun" style knives. I used one only once (Chef's knife) at a catering gig and was very impressed. Here's a link for some comparison shopping. If I'm not mistaking their "Santoku" knife is their most popular.
Price:
$225.00
$104.00
8-Inch chef's knife; the perfect all-purpose knife for chopping and slicing both meats and vegetables
Premium pakkawood handle nestles comfortably into the curves of the palm and allows for a variety of comfortable and secure grips
Features layered Damascus steel with a striking, hand-hammered finish (known as 'Tsuchime' in Japanese)
Dishwasher safe; hand washing and air drying recommended; limited lifetime warranty
Hand-hammered finish reduces drag when cutting, keeping foods from sticking to the knife blade
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Sales of Japanese kitchen knives are booming in the U.S. But how many people have the skills to use these superbly-crafted tools to full advantage? Now, internationally renowned chef Hiromitsu Nozaki shares his expertise and insights in a book that will help anyone who owns a Japanese knife to maximize its performance. In Japanese Kitchen Knives, Nozaki teaches the reader how to use usuba, deba and yanagiba, the three main traditional Japanese knives. He explains many essential techniques, such as the importance of understanding blade angle and point of force, and illustrates these lessons by working with ingredients familiar to western readers, like carrots and rainbow trout. Color photos and Nozaki's commentary further clarify the process, and the pictures are taken from the chef's perspective for easier understanding (most other books take photos from the reverse perspective). Each technique is accompanied by recipes that require its...
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Whats with all the hype over Japanese knives?
I happen to like my big heavy western style knives! Granted the blade is thinner than a western style knife, I notice chefs have little nicks and chips in their Japanese knives, and seem to perform no better than mine with things like sushi and more advanced techniques in Japanese cuisine, "cut so thin you can read a menu through it." IMHO I think its just a status symbol among executive chefs.
Good Japanese made knives get sharper and stay sharper longer than Germans. They're also lighter and more agile with less tendency to wedge. Not all Japanese knives are good, and that includes some fairly pricey, popular knives with an unfortunate tendency to chip -- like poorly sharpened Shuns; but a great many others are excellent.
If you believe a properly sharpened Wusthof Classic chef's knife can portion sushi -- let alone stand up to an entire service of precision cutting -- as well as a properly sharpened Tadatsuna White #2 yanagiba, that says more about you, your skills, and your level of discernment than about either knife....
Introducing Japanese Knife Society
For quite some time now, we have been working in the background to try to make some educational knife skills videos for people trying to learn how to use Japanese knives. We have teamed up with Tatsuya Aoki and Mitsunori Ueda to produce these videos and finally have a few that are ready for you. We will be adding in English notes or voiceovers to these videos as they are produced to make the skill sets more accessible to you. JKS hopes to positively contribute to the education of aspiring chefs, experienced chefs, and interested home cooks alike, through educational literature, pictures, blogs, videos, and events. Through JKS gears its educational material towards working chefs, it will be assessable to anyone with an interest in learning about Wa-bocho. And, in this last video, Ueda-san covers some of the basics of katsuramuki, using a cucumber and yanagiba (he used a yanagiba despite the fact that the proper knife is an usuba or kamagata...
Japanese knife News
Baldwin knife and sword maker establishes high standard for craftmanshipThe Flint Journal - MLive.com - Dec 31, 1969
The Ph.D. came about after Johnson began making custom Damascus knives and old-style samurai swords in the Japanese tradition, back in 1994. “I wanted the Ph.D. in order to build my credibility as a knife-maker,” he said. The interest in knife and
Fox News - Dec 31, 1969
Yoshiro's raw bar has many knives, for specialized use, but his favorite, most often used knife is a made to order, wooden handled blade of 16 inches or so, downright modest in the context of the maguro bōchō big knife. Wendy Yang, of Korin Japanese
Financial Times - Dec 31, 1969
Victorinox wanted to create a pocket knife that would appeal to young, fashion-conscious and design-aware adults. The family-owned Swiss manufacturer tasked Japanese design agency Abitax with rethinking its Classic Swiss army knife for
Twitch - Dec 31, 1969
This is a film that ought to be continually on a knife edge; the allied troops continually aware the Japanese could happily kill them on a whim, unable to speak their minds or otherwise express themselves without risking being tortured or executed in



