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Super acier (Honyaki) Deba 210mm-poli miroir (des deux côtés)
Super acier (Honyaki) Deba 210mm-poli miroir (des deux côtés)
Stock bas : 1 restant(s)
This Japanese knife is a rare, one-time offer. Once sold out, it will not be available again.
Shipping is free to the United States and Canada.
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<Super acier (Honyaki)>
Le Super Steel Honyaki est un couteau japonais de pointe pour les professionnels qui résiste à la rouille et possède le tranchant durable du Honyaki. De plus, la lame est difficile à ébrécher et difficile à perdre.
Le terme "Honyakii" aurait son origine dans le fait que le processus de durcissement est très similaire à celui utilisé au Japon, où seule la lame est durcie afin d'augmenter sa dureté et d'améliorer son tranchant.
Finition miroir des deux côtés. Tout l'affûtage est fait par Tadayoshi Yamatsuka, un artisan traditionnel. On dit que la finition miroir de M. Yamatsuka est la meilleure de la ville de Sakai, à Osaka.
Ce produit est un incroyable couteau japonais.
Une chaîne de technique de cuisine japonaise sur YOUTUBE a présenté un couteau Yanagiba en acier super aiguisé de haute qualité. La personne qui est apparue dans la vidéo a en fait utilisé le couteau Yanagiba et a commenté sa netteté. Il a loué sa netteté comme "comme une lame de rasoir".
Un chef sushi représentant Kyushu, utilisant un couteau japonais de marque Shiroyama, a remporté la médaille d'or à l'exposition nationale des techniques de sushi qui s'est tenue au Japon en octobre dernier.
<Deba>
Deba dispose d'une lame plus épaisse et d'un tranchant fin et tranchant. Ce couteau est utilisé pour la cuisson du poisson. Il est utilisé pour enlever la tête des poissons et pour râper les poissons.
-Tranchant simple : droitier
-Miroir poli : les deux côtés
<Marque>
Shiroyama (fabriqué à Sakai, Osaka)
<Matériel>
- Lame : Super Acier
- Manche:Magnolia obovata & corne de buffle
<Taille et poids>
-Longueur de la poignée à la pointe : 214㎜
-Hauteur de lame : 63㎜
-Épaisseur : 7,6㎜
-Poids : 504g
Gratuit. Si vous souhaitez Honbazuke, veuillez sélectionner "Oui" lors de la commande.
Les nouveaux couteaux sont intentionnellement fabriqués avec un angle obtus sur la lame pour éviter l'écaillage. Par conséquent, la netteté de la lame n'est pas si bonne. Le processus de remodelage de la lame pour obtenir le tranchant d'origine s'appelle Honbazuke.
<Saya (gaine)>
Saya est gratuit.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Shipping is free to the United States and Canada.
After receiving an order from the customer, the craftsmen in Sakai City attach a handle to the Japanese knife and, if requested, perform Honbazuke as well. Therefore, it takes approximately 2 to 4 weeks to deliver the product.
Please refer to our return policy.

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- This knife is presented in its original artistic form as created by the craftsmen.
- Honbazuke final sharpening service is not available for this piece. -
What Makes This Knife Truly Special
A Highly Sought-After Mizuyaki Honyaki by Satoshi Nakagawa
This 300mm White Steel #2 Mizuyaki Honyaki Yanagiba (Kiritsuke) is a highly sought-after piece forged by traditional craftsman Satoshi Nakagawa.
Mizuyaki Honyaki is one of the most demanding forms of traditional Japanese knife-making, requiring exceptional skill and precise control during water quenching. Crafted from White Steel #2, this knife represents a rare combination of traditional technique, refined form, and the craftsmanship for which Nakagawa is renowned.
The blade is mirror polished on one side, while final sharpening is performed by Kohei Yamatsuka, son of renowned traditional craftsman Tadayoshi Yamatsuka, creating a clean and precise edge suited to refined sashimi work.
Fitted with an ebony handle with buffalo horn ferrule and accompanied by an ebony saya, this is an exceptional Sakai knife that brings together rare Mizuyaki Honyaki craftsmanship and two highly skilled artisans.
Traditional craftsmen working on this product
The KIREAJI Difference
KIREAJI Complimentary Services
Every knife includes a magnolia wood saya, carefully selected and fitted to provide safe storage and protection. Upon request, we also provide complimentary Honbazuke, a practical initial hand-sharpening intended to prepare the knife for first use while allowing the owner to further refine the edge over time according to their own preferences.
Why Many Product Photos Show Only the Blade
At KIREAJI, every knife is made to order in Sakai, Japan. Photos show the blade before the handle is attached, allowing artisans to perfect the balance and edge for your specific order. Your knife arrives fully finished — tailored just for you.
Global Delivery from Sakai
Across the world, discerning cooks seek authentic Japanese knives from Sakai — Japan’s legendary knife-making city with over 600 years of tradition.
At KIREAJI, we work alongside master artisans in Sakai to fulfill that desire, shipping genuine handcrafted knives directly from the workshop to kitchens worldwide.
Precautions
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1. Honbazuke (Initial Sharpening)
If you wish to request Honbazuke, please select “Yes” when ordering. This service is provided free of charge.
Honbazuke is a practical initial sharpening performed for first use. As the knives are shipped internationally, the blade must be protected during transit. You may make final adjustments yourself to suit your personal preferences. -
2. Protective Coating on New Japanese Knives
New Japanese knives are coated with a transparent protective liquid vinyl coating to prevent rust during storage and international shipping.
Especially on mirror-polished blades, this coating may appear as a rainbow-like film depending on the lighting. This is not a defect in the steel or the finish.
How to remove the coating:
・Wash the blade gently with a sponge and mild dish soap, then rinse with lukewarm water.
・If difficult to remove, gently wipe while washing using tissue paper or a soft cloth.
・If residue remains, wiping with a cloth lightly moistened with alcohol (sanitizing ethanol) is effective.
・Never use metal scrubbers or abrasive cleaners, as they may damage the blade surface. -
3. Handcrafted Nature
Each knife is handcrafted by skilled artisans and is therefore unique.
Minor scratches or marks may be visible as a result of the handmade production process. These do not affect performance or functionality. We kindly ask for your understanding in advance. -
4. Natural Materials
As buffalo horn is a natural material, color variations may occur. The actual product may differ slightly from the photos shown.
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5. Measurements
Please consider the listed weight and length as approximate values.
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6. Inventory
We carefully manage our stock. However, in the rare event that an item becomes unavailable after ordering, we will notify you by email.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. (Estimated reply time: within 10 hours)
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