Locations

Since 2016, Seisuke Knife has brought kitchen knives to the public through our brick-and-mortar retail stores, with five locations in Japan and one in the US. Learn more about them, and consider visiting next time you’re in the area.

Portland, Oregon

1532 NE Alberta St, Portland, OR 97211
Open daily from 11am - 5pm
Call us at +1 (503) 265-8138

Opened in 2016, our store in Portland was the first location to showcase our knives to the public. The Alberta Arts District is a vibrant Northeast Portland neighborhood known for street fairs, great food, artisan shops, colorful murals, and diverse history.

Ginza, Tokyo

7-7-8, Ginza, Chuo City, Tokyo, Japan
Open daily from 10:30am - 6pm

In 2025, we opened our flagship store in Ginza, Tokyo, featuring a showroom, artwork, and a museum-like walkthrough of the knife-making process. Ginza is Tokyo’s luxury district, known for high-end shopping, dining, and landmarks near Tokyo Station.

Kappabashi, Tokyo

2-1-11, Matsugaya Taito, Tokyo, Japan
Open daily from 10am - 5pm

Kappabashi Street runs between Ueno and Asakusa and is lined with shops selling cookware, fixtures, signage, and display food samples. Located on the famous restaurant supply street, our Kappabashi store has featured our largest selection of kitchen knives since 2020.

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.

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.

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.