The Hinoura Hamono workshop forges the Tagai Tradition line, founded in 1905; the shop is still owned by the family today in Tsubamesanjo.  Hinoura Tsukasa was recognized as a Master of Japanese Traditional Crafts by...

The Kaishin-saku series is an affordable yet extremely performant line of Japanese traditional knives forged in Sakai, Osaka prefecture. Sakai has a long history of blacksmithing, and their work is of such quality that in...

The Kaishin-saku series is an affordable yet extremely performant line of Japanese traditional knives forged in Sakai, Osaka prefecture. Sakai has a long history of blacksmithing, and their work is of such quality that in...

The Hinoura Hamono workshop forges the Tagai Tradition line, founded in 1905; the shop is still owned by the family today in Tsubamesanjo.  Hinoura Tsukasa was recognized as a Master of Japanese Traditional Crafts by...

The Kaishin series from Nakamura are forged in the Shikoku region in southern Japan. The knives usually come with a cherrywood handle but it is customizable on-demand, just send us a message!

Our Hakkei (meaning White Scenery) series was designed to be easy to use, easy to maintain while keeping a high performance, thanks to its VG10 core. The core is covered with a hammered and damascus pattern layer of...

The Kaishin series from Nakamura are forged in the Shikoku region in southern Japan. The knives usually come with a cherrywood handle but it is customizable on-demand, just send us a message!

The Kaishin-saku series is an affordable yet extremely performant line of Japanese traditional knives forged in Sakai, Osaka prefecture. Sakai has a long history of blacksmithing, and their work is of such quality that in...

The Hinoura Hamono workshop forges the Tagai Tradition line, founded in 1905; the shop is still owned by the family today in Tsubamesanjo.  Hinoura Tsukasa was recognized as a Master of Japanese Traditional Crafts by...

The Hinoura Hamono workshop forges the Tagai Tradition line, founded in 1905; the shop is still owned by the family today in Tsubamesanjo.  Hinoura Tsukasa was recognized as a Master of Japanese Traditional Crafts by...

Our Hakkei (meaning White Scenery) series was designed to be easy to use, easy to maintain while keeping a high performance, thanks to its VG10 core. The core is covered with a hammered and damascus pattern layer of...

Our Hakkei (meaning White Scenery) series was designed to be easy to use, easy to maintain while keeping a high performance, thanks to its VG10 core. The core is covered with a hammered and damascus pattern layer of...

The Kaishin series from Nakamura are forged in the Shikoku region in southern Japan. The knives usually come with a cherrywood handle but it is customizable on-demand, just send us a message!

Our Hakkei (meaning White Scenery) series was designed to be easy to use, easy to maintain while keeping a high performance, thanks to its VG10 core. The core is covered with a hammered and damascus pattern layer of...

Our Hakkei (meaning White Scenery) series was designed to be easy to use, easy to maintain while keeping a high performance, thanks to its VG10 core. The core is covered with a hammered and damascus pattern layer of...