Made in Japan. This Takayuki limited production line is crafted out of a 63-layer Damascus Stainless Steel, which realizes a beautiful figure with a seriously sharp edge and excellent edge retention. Quenched in the equivalent process of Yakiire for high-class...

Made in Japan. The Grand Chef series from Sakai Takayuki is a high-grade knife designed for professionals and is manufactured from Bohler-Uddeholm Swedish steel. This special steel alloy has very low impurities, is highly rust resistant and offers exceptional sharpness....

Made in Japan. This is a series of Japanese Grand Chef knives using Uddeholm's special alloy steel from Sweden. The Uddeholm company manufactures the steel used in the Grand Chef Knife series. Established in 1670 in the Munkfors district in...

Made in Japan. Based on Sakai Takayuki's well known Grand Chef series, these knives feature Micarta handles which look and feel great. The blades use Uddeholm Swedish steel which will provide a very sharp edge, be easily re-sharpened and maintained.

Made in Japan. This is Takayuki's standard knife using special steel containing chromium and molybdenum which is resistant to rusting and stays extremely sharp. It has a double bevel blade and is perfect for cooks who want an extremely sharp...

Made in Japan. Shimomura Industrial began its blacksmith business in Sanjo, one of Japan’s leading cutting tool production regions, in 1874. Old fashioned craftsmanship remains strong in Sanjo and Simomura remains a challenge to new things by moving forward every...

Made in Japan. Shimomura Industrial began its blacksmith business in Sanjo, one of Japan’s leading cutting tool production regions, in 1874. Old fashioned craftsmanship remains strong in Sanjo and Simomura remains a challenge to new things by moving forward every...

Made in Japan. Shimomura Industrial began its blacksmith business in Sanjo, one of Japan’s leading cutting tool production regions, in 1874. Old fashioned craftsmanship remains strong in Sanjo and Simomura remains a challenge to new things by moving forward every...

Shimomura Industrial began its blacksmith business in Sanjo, one of Japanís leading cutting tool production regions, in 1874. Old fashioned craftsmanship remains strong in Sanjo and Simomura remains a challenge to new things by moving forward every day with processing...

Made in Japan. Shimomura Industrial began its blacksmith business in Sanjo, one of Japan’s leading cutting tool production regions, in 1874. Old fashioned craftsmanship remains strong in Sanjo and Simomura remains a challenge to new things by moving forward every...

Made in Japan. Shimomura Industrial began its blacksmith business in Sanjo, one of Japan’s leading cutting tool production regions, in 1874. Old fashioned craftsmanship remains strong in Sanjo and Simomura remains a challenge to new things by moving forward every...

Made in Japan. Shimomura Industrial began its blacksmith business in Sanjo, one of Japan’s leading cutting tool production regions, in 1874. Old fashioned craftsmanship remains strong in Sanjo and Simomura remains a challenge to new things by moving forward every...