Knife sharpening tool set from Kurotori

Sharpening tools

Knife accessory wooden sheath

Accessories

Santoku Double Bevel Knife Style

Santoku

A compact, all-purpose knife with a rounded tip and flat edge that's easy to maneuver making perfect for chopping vegetables, meat, and fish.

Gyuto Double Bevel Knife Style

Gyuto

A versatile, all-purpose knife modeled after the Western chef's knife, featuring a curved edge that's ideal for slicing meats and chopping vegetables.

Petty-Utility Double Bevel Knife Style

Petty

A small, utility kitchen knife ideal for nimble tasks like peeling, general tasks like dicing, and everything in between.

Nakiri Double Bevel Knife Style

Nakiri

A vegetable knife with a thin, rectangular blade designed for efficient chopping, slicing, and mincing produce without splitting or cracking.

Meet the Craftsmen

Our knives begin with the hands of true
craftsmen —
forged with skill,
shaped by tradition,
and made to inspire.

  • Knife Maker Yu Kurosaki

    Yu Kurosaki

    Kurosaki is known for bold blade designs that fuse modern metallurgy with traditional forging for enduring sharpness and performance.

  • Knife Maker Takeshi Saji

    Takeshi Saji

    Saji has crafted knives that merge functionality with art for over 50 years as a third-generation knife maker and co-founder of Takefu Knife Village.

  • Knife Maker Ikeda Takumi of Anryu

    Anryu Knives

    As the fifth-generation Anryu blacksmith, Takumi Ikeda carries on the legacy of his uncle, master Katsushige Anryu.

  • Knife Maker Yoshimi Kato

    Yoshimi Kato

    Kato is a renowned blacksmith who took over from father-in-law Hiroshi Kato, co-founder of Takefu Knife Village and former teacher to Yu Kurosaki.

  • Knife Maker Hideo Kitaoka

    Hideo Kitaoka

    Kitaoka specializes solely in single-bevel knives, knives sharpened on only one side with the other side remaining relatively flat.

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Steel Type Guide

There are various kinds of steels used in Japanese kitchen knives, from stainless to high carbon. Each has unique strengths and weaknesses.

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