Locations

Portland, Oregon

1526 NE Alberta St, Portland, OR 97211
Open daily from 11am - 5pm
Call us at 503-265-8138
http://www.us.seisukeknife.com


Opened in 2016, our store in NE Portland was our first location to showcase our knives to the public.

A photo of the Seisuke Knife Portland shop interior showing display cases on the walls and tables containing a large selection of knives

A photo of the Seisuke Knife Portland shop interior. One of the staff members is opening a display case in the foreground.

 

 

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Kappabashi, Tokyo

2-1-11, Matsugaya Taito, Tokyo, Japan
Open daily from 10am - 5pm
https://seisukeknifekappabashi.com/

Located o the famous restaurant supply street of Kappabashi, this store has boasted our largest selection of kitchen knives since 2020.

Photo of a portion of the wall display

Photo of a large portion of the wall display and counter. A customer is looking at some of the several dozen of knives visible.

 

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Nakamise, Tokyo

1-20-12, Asakusa Taito, Tokyo, Japan
Open daily from 10:30am - 6pm

Asakusa retains a nostalgic ambience reminiscent of an earlier era of Tokyo, featuring traditional craft stores and food vendors along Nakamise Street close to the historic Sensō-ji temple.

 

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Teramachi, Kyoto

1-20-12, Nakagyo Ward, Nakanocho 552, Kyoto, Japan
Open daily from 10:30am - 6pm

Teramachi Street in Kyoto is a 3-mile stretch running from north to south dotted with historical sites. Our store sits in the Teramachi Kyōgoku Shōtengai, a street arcade housing a wide selection of both traditional and contemporary shops and services.

 

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Tsukiji, Tokyo

4-14-17, Tsukiji, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, Japan
Open daily from 10am - 5pm

Tsukiji, Tokyo was a bustling district renowned for its vibrant fish market, offering an incredible variety of seafood and attracting visitors from all over the world. Though the market has since relocated, Tsukiji's old-world charm and culinary legacy remain, making it a must-visit destination for food enthusiasts and cultural explorers.