CHOYO Sakai Knife
“CHOYO” is a crystal of a Sakai Cutlery that embodies the greatest Japanese knife that combines the highest comfort and beauty.
It is a gem that the original function and beauty are increased to the limit by the best craftsmen and material, and most time-consuming sharpening. We promise you that it is the best tool that gives you the pleasure of using it. “CHOYO” is known as the chrysanthemum festival ; September 9th because it is the season when it bloom in the lunar calendar.
Our company has been developing many “Sakai Kikumori” knives and the chrysanthemum is called “Kiku” in Japanese. Therefore, the chrysanthemum has been a familiar character for a long time.
In addition, nine is the largest number of single figure, and it is regarded as a good luck day because the nine overlap. “CHOYO” is exactly the name suitable for the highest brand of “Sakai Kikumori”.
Contact
KAWAMURA HAMONO CO.,LTD.
Senior Vice President
Daisuke KAWAMURA (Mr.)
Phone+81 72 232 5039
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