A bit of a knife history… The city of Sakai is situated by the Osaka bay at the Japanese main island. It is said that…
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Sakai Kyuba Japanese Damascus Kitchen Knife Set By Japana
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Japanese Kimono Silk Cushion Hana Limited Edition
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Japanese Kimono Silk Cushion Ohayō Limited Edition (Various Sizes)
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Solid Wood Magnetic Knife Stand Block 35x26cm
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Japanese kitchen knives
This is where our history started and these knives are something we’ll always be a huge advocate of. We believe many memories and most quality time with the family and friends is spent in the kitchen. Where cooking is a pleasure.
Useful tips
Make your house a home in a true, Japanese spirit.
Which Whetstone Grit Should You Choose?
Japanese whetstones (also called water stones) – both natural and synthetic – are known for their quick-working qualities, not only for Japanese blades, but also for…
Santoku Vs. Gyuto – What’s The Difference?
If you don’t own yet any Japanese kitchen knife, the exotic sounding names – gyuto, santoku, nakiri, sujihiki, deba etc. probably don’t ring any bell.…
How To Use Chopsticks Like A Pro
Learning to eat with chopsticks is inevitable if you’re planning to travel to Japan, North, or Southeast Asia. You don’t even need to look that…
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