Sakai Kikumori - Nihonko Gyuto 240mm Sakai Kikumori
Sakai Kikumori - Nihonko Gyuto 240mm Sakai Kikumori
Sakai Kikumori - Nihonko Gyuto 240mm Sakai Kikumori
Sakai Kikumori - Nihonko Gyuto 240mm Sakai Kikumori
Sakai Kikumori - Nihonko Gyuto 240mm Sakai Kikumori
Sakai Kikumori - Nihonko Gyuto 240mm Sakai Kikumori

Sakai Kikumori - Nihonko Gyuto 240mm

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Sakai Kikumori – Nihonko Gyuto 240mm

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Gyuto – The Japanese Chef’s Knife
The gyuto is the Japanese answer to the Western chef’s knife, designed as a true multipurpose blade. With a gently curved belly and pointed tip, it’s suitable for slicing, chopping, and rocking through a wide variety of ingredients. Lightweight and thin compared to European styles, the gyuto combines speed, sharpness, and control — a favourite for both professionals and home cooks.

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Migaki – Polished Finish
Migaki means “polished.” A migaki finish leaves the blade smooth and reflective, often bringing out subtle details in the steel. It gives knives a clean, modern appearance and makes food release easier thanks to the low-friction surface.

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Sakai Kikumori – Centuries of Sakai Knife Making
Based in Sakai, Osaka, Sakai Kikumori represents more than 100 years of Japanese knife-making tradition. Working closely with master blacksmiths and sharpeners, they produce blades that carry the precision, balance, and craftsmanship that Sakai is famous for worldwide.

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SK Steel
Modern alloyed carbon steel with durability and excellent edge performance.

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Steel Care
• Always hand wash immediately after use — never in the dishwasher.
• Dry completely with a towel to prevent rust or discolouration.
• Use wooden or soft plastic cutting boards to preserve the edge.
• Store safely — in a knife block, magnetic rack, or saya cover.
• Sharpen regularly using whetstones for best long-term performance.
• Carbon steels will form a patina over time — this is normal and protective.

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Specifications – Nihonko Gyuto 240mm

Blade material – SK Carbon Steel
Handle material – Black polywood
Blade length – 240mm
Total length – 370mm
Blade height – 50mm
Weight – 215g
Hardness – 62 HRC

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Age Restriction
Knives are only available to persons over 18 years of age. Proof of age is required at checkout and upon delivery.


 

We ship Tuesday to Saturday using Royal Mail Tracked 24.

All knives ship via an age verified service in accordance with The Offensive Weapons Act 2019, which will mean the postie will need you to be in to receive the delivery & to check your ID if you look under 25.

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