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33-layer Damascus Japanese-style Gyuto knife / Sakai Takayuki
33-layer Damascus Japanese-style Gyuto knife / Sakai Takayuki
33-layer Damascus Japanese-style Gyuto knife / Sakai Takayuki
33-layer Damascus Japanese-style Gyuto knife / Sakai Takayuki

                  
                    33-layer Damascus Japanese-style Gyuto knife / Sakai Takayuki

                  
                    33-layer Damascus Japanese-style Gyuto knife / Sakai Takayuki

                  
                    33-layer Damascus Japanese-style Gyuto knife / Sakai Takayuki

                  
                    33-layer Damascus Japanese-style Gyuto knife / Sakai Takayuki
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堺孝行 SAKAI TAKAYUKI

33-layer Damascus Japanese-style Gyuto knife / Sakai Takayuki

Sale price Regular price $144.00
  • 210mm
  • 240mm (Sold out)

This is a hammered knife with a beautiful Damascus pattern and sharp, rust-resistant VG-10. This is a double-edged knife with VG stainless special steel (VG-10) sandwiched between stainless steel. It is relatively resistant to chipping because it is covered with soft, rust-resistant stainless steel. This knife needs to be sharpened symmetrically. The handle is made of two types of wood: zelkova and mahogany. The light-colored handle also has a beautiful wood grain. It makes a great gift. Sakai Takayuki is a long-established brand from Sakai City, a famous production area for Japanese knives.

material

Blade Material

  • ダマスカス鋼

■ Pattern material

  • 木材
material

Blade Material

  • ダマスカス鋼

■ Pattern material

  • 木材
Care Instructions
Daily care
  • Wash with dishwashing detergent, wipe dry and allow to dry.
  • You can keep it clean by disinfecting it with alcohol or boiling water.
  • If you will not be using it for a long period of time, wrap it in newspaper and store it in a well-ventilated place.
Regular sharpening
  • Sharpening stone : Japanese knives (single-edged) can be kept sharp by regularly sharpening them with a sharpening stone.
  • Sharpener : Western knives (double-edged) can be easily maintained with a sharpener or filing stick.
Care Instructions
Daily care
  • Wash with dishwashing detergent, wipe dry and allow to dry.
  • You can keep it clean by disinfecting it with alcohol or boiling water.
  • If you will not be using it for a long period of time, wrap it in newspaper and store it in a well-ventilated place.
Regular sharpening
  • Sharpening stone : Japanese knives (single-edged) can be kept sharp by regularly sharpening them with a sharpening stone.
  • Sharpener : Western knives (double-edged) can be easily maintained with a sharpener or filing stick.
About name engraving and gift wrapping

We offer complimentary engraving and gift wrapping services on most of our knives, so feel free to use them to purchase a special gift or keep it for yourself.

  • This applies to products with "name engraving available" in the product name.
  • You can enter and specify the name and gift wrapping options on each product page.
About name engraving and gift wrapping

We offer complimentary engraving and gift wrapping services on most of our knives, so feel free to use them to purchase a special gift or keep it for yourself.

  • This applies to products with "name engraving available" in the product name.
  • You can enter and specify the name and gift wrapping options on each product page.
Shipping Fee

■ International shipping (EMS)
・China, Korea, Taiwan: 2,500 yen ・Other Asian countries: 3,500 yen ・Oceania, Canada, Mexico, Middle East, Europe: 5,000 yen ・USA, Central and South America, Africa: 6,000 yen

*Customers are responsible for any customs duties and taxes required upon receipt of the product.

Shipping Fee

■ International shipping (EMS)
・China, Korea, Taiwan: 2,500 yen ・Other Asian countries: 3,500 yen ・Oceania, Canada, Mexico, Middle East, Europe: 5,000 yen ・USA, Central and South America, Africa: 6,000 yen

*Customers are responsible for any customs duties and taxes required upon receipt of the product.

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Characteristics of the knife manufacturing process

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This double-edged knife is made entirely from special stainless steel. It is rust-resistant and easy to maintain. It can be sharpened from either the left or right side.

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A double-edged knife made of stainless steel sandwiched between two layers of stainless steel. It is resistant to rust and is relatively hard to chip because it is covered with soft stainless steel. It needs to be sharpened symmetrically.

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A double-edged knife with soft iron sandwiched between steel. It has a sharp edge and is relatively resistant to chipping. In the past, this method was often used for household knives, but in recent years, many high-end knives are also made using this method. It needs to be sharpened symmetrically.

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A double-edged knife with steel sandwiched between stainless steel. It has a sharp edge and its surface is resistant to rust, so you can keep it beautiful except for the part where the steel is exposed.

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The single-edged knife "Honyaki" is made entirely from high-quality steel and has an excellent cutting edge. However, it is vulnerable to twisting and impact, and may chip or break if handled roughly.

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The Kasumi knife is a single-edged knife made of layered steel and soft iron, which is characterized by its resistance to chipping and ease of sharpening. However, it may become bent after long-term use.

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Single-edged knives made entirely from special stainless steel. They are rust-resistant and have a sharp edge, making them popular in recent years. Many of them are very specialized, so they require a good whetstone to sharpen.

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This single-edged knife is made by layering special stainless steel and stainless steel. It is rust-resistant and easy to maintain, but it takes a little longer to sharpen because it slides on the whetstone more easily than a Hagane knife.

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This double-edged knife is made entirely from steel and is popular for its sharpness and ease of sharpening.
If you don't wipe off the water, brown rust will appear.

Tomoe-Ya

This double-edged knife is made entirely from special stainless steel. It is rust-resistant and easy to maintain. It can be sharpened from either the left or right side.

Tomoe-Ya

A double-edged knife made of stainless steel sandwiched between two layers of stainless steel. It is resistant to rust and is relatively hard to chip because it is covered with soft stainless steel. It needs to be sharpened symmetrically.

Tomoe-Ya

A double-edged knife with soft iron sandwiched between steel. It has a sharp edge and is relatively resistant to chipping. In the past, this method was often used for household knives, but in recent years, many high-end knives are also made using this method. It needs to be sharpened symmetrically.

Tomoe-Ya

A double-edged knife with steel sandwiched between stainless steel. It has a sharp edge and its surface is resistant to rust, so you can keep it beautiful except for the part where the steel is exposed.

Tomoe-Ya

The single-edged knife "Honyaki" is made entirely from high-quality steel and has an excellent cutting edge. However, it is vulnerable to twisting and impact, and may chip or break if handled roughly.

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The Kasumi knife is a single-edged knife made of layered steel and soft iron, which is characterized by its resistance to chipping and ease of sharpening. However, it may become bent after long-term use.

Tomoe-Ya

Single-edged knives made entirely from special stainless steel. They are rust-resistant and have a sharp edge, making them popular in recent years. Many of them are very specialized, so they require a good whetstone to sharpen.

Tomoe-Ya

This single-edged knife is made by layering special stainless steel and stainless steel. It is rust-resistant and easy to maintain, but it takes a little longer to sharpen because it slides on the whetstone more easily than a Hagane knife.

Steel material

Hagane is a metal made of a mixture of iron and carbon, and is characterized by its hardness and sharpness, but it is weak against water and prone to rust.
There are various types, including "SK material" that is often used for kitchen knives, "yellow paper steel" with high purity, "white paper steel" with even higher purity, and "blue paper steel" with high durability. Each has different characteristics, so choose according to your purpose.

Stainless Steel

Stainless steel is a metal made of steel with chromium added to it, which makes it resistant to rust and easier to handle. However, because it contains many additives, it is slightly less hard than steel.
Representative types include "8A steel" which is widely used by knife manufacturers, "VG10 steel" which is hard and resistant to rust, "Böhler-Uddeholm steel" which has a high iron purity and is precisely manufactured, and "Ginsan steel" which has a good balance of carbon and chrome and is used for high-end knives.

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The blade is long and curved, making it ideal for cutting chunks of meat, preparing sashimi, de-stripping tendons and preparing fish.

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World-class quality "Sakai Takayuki"

Sakai Takayuki knives are Japanese knives made by repeatedly folding and forging carefully selected steel, and have the sharpness and shine of a Japanese sword.
It is a masterpiece that can be called a work of art, with the pride of the craftsman put into every detail. Sakai Takayuki's Japanese knives, with their unique shapes, are designed to slice and cut different ingredients such as fish and vegetables in the best possible condition. Their delicate sharpness is the culmination of 600 years of Sakai knife tradition and technology.
Please try out a Sakai Takayuki brand knife, which allows you to enjoy the world-class craftsmanship of our artisans, and experience its quality for yourself.
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