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Minonokuni Gin-San 240mm Mioroshi Deba
Minonokuni Gin-san 240mm Mioroshi Deba Learn More -
Minonokuni Gin-San 195 mm Mioroshi Deba
Minonokuni Gin-san 195 mm Mioroshi Deba Learn More -
Minonokuni Gin-San 180mm Mioroshi Deba
Minonokuni Gin-san 180mm Mioroshi Deba Learn More -
Minonokuni Gin-San 210mm Kama-Usuba
Minonokuni Gin-San 210mm Kama-Usuba Learn More -
Minonokuni Gin-San 180 mm Kama-Usuba
The Minonokuni Gin-San 180mm Kamagata Usuba is a traditionally hand-forged knife designed to cut vegetables either in hand or on the board. More versatile than the traditional square ended usuba, this knife has a pronounced tip that can be used to create precisely controlled or decorative cuts. Gin-san steel is a very unique material; it can be hammer forged using the ancient techniques of samurai swordmakers, but is a stainless steel. This material requires less care and maintenance that any traditional carbon steel knives so it is a great choice for anyone who prefers a low maintenance blade. At 180 mm this blade is long enough to cut most any fruit or vegetable without being too heavy or cumbersome. This knife is truly a work of art. It would make a great addition to any knife collection and is a fantastic choice for the home collector or working chef. If you prefer a longer blade this knife is also available in a 210mm length. Learn MoreRegular Price: $330.00
Special Price $280.00
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Minonokuni Gin-San 240mm Yanagi
Minonokuni Gin-San 240mm Yanagi Learn More -
Minonokuni Gin-San 210mm Yanagi
Minonokuni Gin-san 210mm Yanagi Learn More -
Minonokuni Gin-San 165mm Deba
Master the Art of Fish Butchery with the Minonokuni Gin-San 165mm Deba Experience the pinnacle of Japanese craftsmanship with the Minonokuni Gin-San 165mm Deba, a knife forged for the precise and demanding art of breaking down fish. This traditional Japanese blade is an essential tool for any chef who is serious about seafood, from filleting and deboning to removing the head with a single, clean cut. The Deba's significant weight and thick spine provide the power needed for tough tasks, making it ideal for processing whole fish and even poultry with small bones. The heart of this Deba is its Gin-San (Silver #3) stainless steel blade. This premium steel is highly regarded by chefs for offering the best of both worlds: the razor-sharp edge and ease of sharpening found in carbon steels, combined with the rust resistance and low maintenance of stainless steel. The blade's composition allows it to take a fine, crisp edge and hold it, ensuring reliable performance in a busy kitchen. Designed with purpose, the 165mm blade is a versatile size, while the knife's pointed tip allows for delicate work and precision cuts close to the bone. The single-bevel grind, a hallmark of traditional Japanese cutlery, creates an incredibly sharp edge for effortless slicing. The substantial feel of the knife provides controlled force, letting the weight of the blade do the work for you. Key Features: Blade Steel: Gin-San (Silver #3) Stainless Steel for a carbon steel feel with rust resistance. Blade Length: 165mm (6.5 inches) Knife Style: Deba, the traditional Japanese fish butchery knife. Primary Use: Ideal for filleting, deboning, and portioning whole fish and poultry. Grind: Traditional single-bevel for exceptional sharpness. Craftsmanship: Expertly forged to deliver superior performance and durability. Whether you are a professional sushi chef or a passionate home cook dedicated to preparing fish with precision, the Minonokuni Gin-San Deba is an indispensable tool that will elevate your culinary skills. Learn More -
Kikuichi Ginsan 240mm (9.4 in.) Sujihiki Slicing Knife
Surgical Precision for Protein Fabrication: The Kikuichi 240mm Ginsan Sujihiki Handling the Kikuichi GW Series 240mm Sujihiki reveals a distinct lack of the 'drag' commonly felt with thicker, factory-stamped slicers. During physical testing on chilled beef tenderloin and delicate yellowtail, the blade’s 3-layer San Mai construction and hand-finished taper allow for a single, effortless pull-cut. The Ginsan (Silver-3) core provides a rare sensory experience; it takes an aggressive, toothy edge that mimics traditional Aogami (blue steel) feedback, yet it remains completely inert when slicing acidic ingredients or working in humid, high-paced kitchens. The 240mm length is the industry standard for a reason—it provides enough runway to slice through a standard roast in one motion, preventing the 'sawing' effect that ruins protein fibers. The balance point sits slightly forward of the bolster, encouraging the tip-driven precision required for removing silver skin or portioning sashimi. The octagonal walnut handle fills the palm without creating hotspots, providing a secure, non-slip grip even when hands are wet. This is not a fragile showpiece; it is a tool built for the line, finished with the hand-engraved chrysanthemum mark that signifies 750 years of Sakai bladesmithing lineage. Learn MoreRegular Price: $355.00
Special Price $335.00


