KATAOKA & Co., Ltd.

Sakai Tohji Japanese Knife

Japan , Tsubame City Niigata

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Category Cutlery
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Sakai Tohji Japanese Knife

Sakai Tohji Japanese Knife belongs to the long-established Sakai cutlery tradition, with current Sakai Tohji ranges covering multiple blade steels and knife types for both professional and household cooking. The brand offers everything from stainless molybdenum models to specialist high-carbon and powder-steel constructions.

The important point for this listing is that Sakai Tohji is a distinct Japanese knife family with its own materials and sharpening traditions. Blade type, steel and handle should be specified by the exact Sakai Tohji reference rather than copied from another brand.

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