Tomihisa Kohaku VG1 Nakiri 165mm

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Steel Type: Japanese VG-1 Stainless steel

Handle Material: Pakkawood handle

Blade Length: 165mm, 6.5 inch

Bevel: 50:50

About the Nakiri: This blade is a vegetable chopping blade, the boxy shape derives from the Usuba and also makes it easier to chop vegetables and herbs.

About the Aya & Kohaku Series: The Aya & Kohaku Series forged with a VG1 Core—known as one of the most budget-friendly Japanese stainless steels—makes it an ideal choice for those seeking to enhance their sharpening skills at home. The series has a simple yet timeless finish that complements any kitchen decor, and it is beautifully paired with either a Brown Stained or classic Black Pakkawood handle.

About Tomihisa: Tomihisa is KUTO's own in-house brand of knives. The name "富久" Tomihisa derives from the name of the owner: "久富" Kutomi, with the Japanese Kanji characters reversed. The Tomihisa lines are curated using affordable and high-quality steels, which offer the optimal balance of easy maintenance, sharpening, and long-lasting sharpness. These knives are forged by master craftsmen from the regions of Tosa, Seki, and Sakai in Japan.

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Japanese knives are prized for their sharpness, longevity and craftsmanship. To keep them performing at their best, maintain them regularly.

- Western knives:

  • Hand sharpening on individual whetstones for maximum edge quality.
  • Machine sharpening on a Japanese grindstone for faster service.

- Traditional Japanese knives:

  • Single-bevel blades are sharpened by hand on whetstones only.

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