
Sharpening Service
Even the sharpest Japanese kitchen knives lose their edge over time and need sharpening. A dull blade can quickly turn your culinary masterpiece into a kitchen disaster! That’s where we...
Aron Zhang |
Shibata
Shibata
Masakage Koishi AS Nakiri 165mm, Aogami Super Kurouchi Tsuchime K&S Hearted-shaped Ironwood Handle
Hatsukokoro
Hatsukokoro Kujaku V-Toku-2 Sujihiki 270mm Rainbow Damascus Finish
Hatsukokoro
Hatsukokoro Kujaku V-Toku-2 Gyuto 240mm Rainbow Damascus Finish
Hatsukokoro
Hatsukokoro Kujaku V-Toku-2 Gyuto 210mm Rainbow Damascus Finish
Hatsukokoro
Hatsukokoro Kujaku V-Toku-2 Santoku 180mm Rainbow Damascus Finish
Hatsukokoro
Hatsukokoro Kujaku V-Toku-2 Petty 150mm Rainbow Damascus Finish
Knives and Stones
K&S Octagonal Amboyna Burl Handle with Blonde/Marble Ferrule
Knives and Stones
K&S Heart-shaped Ironwood Handle with Blonde/Marble Ferrule
Motokyuuichi
Motokyuuichi Kurosagi AS KU Gyuto 210mm Kurouchi by Hatsukokoro Black Chacate
Motokyuuichi
Motokyuuichi Kurosagi AS KU Santoku 165mm Kurouchi by Hatsukokoro Black Chacate
Hatsukokoro
Hatsukokoro Kurokaze Blue 2 Deba 180mm Double Bevel Kurouchi
Nigara Hamono
Nigara SG2 K-tip Petty 150mm Tsuchime Kurouchi Western Mother of Pearl
Nigara Hamono
Nigara SG2 Petty 150mm Tsuchime Kurouchi Western Mother of Pearl
Hatsukokoro
Nigara Yorokobi SLD Copper Damascus Prototype Gyuto 210mm Tsuchime by Hatsukokoro
Nigara Hamono
Nigara SG2 K-tip Sujihiki 255mm Tsuchime Kurouchi Amboyna Western
Nakagawa Hamono
Nakagawa Ginsan Yanagiba 270mm Mirror-Polished Ebony
Nakagawa Hamono
Nakagawa Ginsan Sakimaru Takobiki 300mm Mirror Polished Ebony by Hatsukokoro
Nakagawa Hamono
Nakagawa Left Hand Ginsan Honesuki 150 mm Kasumi Ebony
Nakagawa Hamono
Nakagawa Blue 1 KU Damascus Sujihiki 240mm Etched Black Ebony by Hatsukokoro
Hasegawa
Hasegawa Pro-PE Lite Black Anti-Bacterial Cutting Board Wood Core
Yoshikane
Hatsuokokoro x Yoshikane SKD Nashiji Gyuto 210mm Ebony Handle
Hatsukokoro
Hatsukokoro Detachable Multi-Purpose Stainless Kitchen Shears / Scissors
Nigara
Nigara VG10 Damascus Tsuchime K-tip Gyuto 240mm Black Chacate Handle
Yoshikane
Hatsukokoro x Yoshikane SKD Nashiji Santoku 170mm Ebony Handle
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