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...

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 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 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...

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...