Gyuto

Although not a traditional Japanese knife shape, a gyuto is considered to be the Japanese alternative to a chef knife. Much flatter along the blade and longer in the heel, Gyutos lack the camber of a traditional chef knife. If you are unsure of whether a knife is a chef knife or a Gyuto take a look at the tip; on a Gyuto the tip will be parallel to or below center line of the knife.

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  • Minonokuni Homura 210mm Ao-Ko Wa-Gyuto

    The Minonokuni Homura 210mm Gyuto is a beautiful, hand-crafted artisan knife. This knife has an Ao-Ko, Blue, Carbon steel core that has been sandwiched in Stainless Steel for rust resistance and ease of care. Hand-hammered and forged in the traditional sword-making methods this is a true craftsman work of art.  Learn More
  • Minonokuni Homura 240mm Ao-Ko Wa-Gyuto

    The Minonokuni Homura 240mm Ao-Ko Wa-Gyuto is a meticulously handcrafted Japanese chef’s knife built for exceptional sharpness, balance, and everyday reliability. At its core is Blue Steel (Ao-Ko), renowned for taking a razor edge and holding it through extensive prep work. To make maintenance easier, the blade is jacketed in stainless steel, reducing the risk of rust while still delivering the cutting performance of high-carbon steel. Its traditional wa-handle pairs warm Sandalwood with a dense, durable Blackwood ferrule, offering a comfortable, secure grip and a refined aesthetic. The 240mm profile provides excellent versatility—ideal for slicing, chopping, dicing, and precision cuts across proteins and vegetables. Combining artisanal forging with user-friendly design, the Homura Ao-Ko Wa-Gyuto is a standout tool for both professional chefs and serious home cooks seeking tradition, performance, and ease of care. Learn More

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