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Yoshihiro AO-NAMIUCHI Sakimaru Takohiki – Yasuki Blue Steel #1 (Aogami #1) Hongasumi Finish Japanese Sashimi Knife with Saya

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Yoshihiro AO-NAMIUCHI Sakimaru Takohiki – Yasuki Blue Steel #1 (Aogami #1) Hongasumi Finish Japanese Sashimi Knife with SayaThis Yoshihiro AO NAMIUCHI Sakimaru Takohiki is crafted from Yasuki Blue Steel #1 (Aogami #1), a premium high carbon Japanese steel known for its exceptional hardness, superior edge retention, and professional grade cutting performance. It is positioned above Aogami #2 in hardness and wear resistance, offering maximum sharpness potential for skilled users. Blue Steel #1 (Aogami #1) requires more advanced sharpening skills compared to Aogami #2, but

This Yoshihiro AO-NAMIUCHI Sakimaru Takohiki is crafted from Yasuki Blue Steel #1 (Aogami #1), a premium high-carbon Japanese steel known for its exceptional hardness, superior edge retention, and professional-grade cutting performance. It is positioned above Aogami #2 in hardness and wear resistance, offering maximum sharpness potential for skilled users.

Blue Steel #1 (Aogami #1) requires more advanced sharpening skills compared to Aogami #2, but rewards the user with a finer and longer-lasting cutting edge, making it highly valued among professional sushi chefs.

The AO-NAMIUCHI series features a distinctive wave-like blade pattern, reflecting traditional Japanese forging aesthetics while emphasizing its high-end craftsmanship and unique visual identity.

This Sakimaru Takohiki is a right-handed single-bevel knife designed for professional sashimi preparation. It comes equipped with a traditional octagonal Magnolia wood handle with Buffalo horn bolster, providing excellent balance and durability.
Main photo images show "270 mm" type.

Brand Goh Umanosuke Yoshihiro 郷右馬允義弘
Blade Type Sakimaru Takohiki (Sashimi Knife)/Single bevel for Right Handed
Blade Material Yasuki Blue Steel(Aogami) #1
Series AO-NAMIUCHI 青波打
Blade Length

270 mm/10.6"
300 mm/11.8"
330 mm/13.0"

Handle Octagonal Japanese Magnolia Wood
Bolster Buffalo Horn *Color may vary, due to natural products.
Attachment Wooden Saya Cover(Japanese Magnolia) & Saya Pin, originally stamped by Yoshihiro

Definition of Blade Length: the Length from top edge of the blade(tip) to Root of the steel(Machi),not top edge of the blade(tip) to the end(Ago).

** This is made of Carbon Steel, not Stainless Steel. Please be sure to keep DRY after use or it may get rust.

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