Sakai Akimasa Santoku Knife, Unused Stored Item, Honwarikomi Steel, All-Purpose Knife, Comes with Rustproof Paper and Bag with Seal

Sakai Akimasa Santoku Knife, Unused Stored Item, Honwarikomi Steel, All-Purpose Knife, Comes with Rustproof Paper and Bag with SealSakai Akimasa Santoku Knife The Santoku is a beloved all purpose Japanese knife designed to handle meat, fish, and vegetables with easemaking it a top choice for home kitchens. This knife features a double edged blade made from stainless steel with a honwarikomi (three layer) construction, balancing sharpness with ease of use. Its an unused, stored item in clean condition, though slight patina may be visible due to storage. It remains unsharpened to

Sakai Akimasa Santoku Knife

The Santoku is a beloved all-purpose Japanese knife designed to handle meat, fish, and vegetables with ease—making it a top choice for home kitchens.

This knife features a double-edged blade made from stainless steel with a honwarikomi (three-layer) construction, balancing sharpness with ease of use. It’s an unused, stored item in clean condition, though slight patina may be visible due to storage. It remains unsharpened to preserve its pristine finish.

It features engravings "堺章正" (Sakai Akimasa) and "本割込ステンレス" (Honwarikomi Stainless Steel), and comes with the official seal from the Sakai Cutlery Cooperative Association. Anti-rust paper and protective packaging are included.

An ideal starter or gift piece from the reputable Sakai region—this knife combines professional quality with home kitchen ease.

Length: 290mm
Blade Length: 165mm
Blade Width: 45mm
Blade Thickness: 2mm
Weight: 129g

SHARPENED by a Japanese Sharpener. Razor sharp. The sharpener is in Kyoto, the traditional city in Japan as you know. You can use without maintenance. You don't need to pay maintenance costs after receiving. If any, please feel free to ask, English available.

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