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MASAMOTO KS Japanese Gyuto Chef's Knife with Sheath 9.5" (240mm) Made in JAPAN, Professional Kitchen Chef Knife, Ultra Sharp Japanese Carbon Steel Blade, Wood Wa Handle, Black Ferrule
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MASAMOTO KS Japanese Gyuto Chef's Knife with Sheath Features
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MASAMOTO SOHONTEN GYUTO CHEF KNIFE: Japanese chef's knife called Gyuto (Gyutou). The Gyuto is the Japanese version of the classic western chef’s knife and is a all-purpose kitchen knife that can perform wide range of tasks, can be used with a variety of different cutting techniques. You can use it for cutting the vast majority of meats, fishes, vegetables and fruits
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EXTRA RAZOR SHARP MASAMOTO KS SERIES: Masamoto KS is a professional product line of high-quality Japanese carbon steel knives. The blade is made of Masamoto’s Gyokuhaku-ko "Shirogami White Steel #2" (HRC. 62-63) and is totally handmade not only in forging but also in sharpening, polishing, and finishing stages. This one is the ultimate choice for the ones seeking an extra sharp knife and maximizing the taste of foods. *This is not stainless steel knife.
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D-SHAPE JAPANESE WA HANDLE: Lightweight and easy-to-grip d-shaped wooden handle, Ferrule is made of durable natural water buffalo horn. Professional sushi chefs in Japan use this Japanese-style WA handle.
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AUTHENTIC JAPANESE QUALITY KNIFE: The MASAMOTO-SOHONTEN Knife since 1866. With over 150 year’s history and craftsmanship, the “MASAMOTO” brand is a mark of excellence in quality and performance. It is best choice of professional and celebrity chefs and cooking enthusiast.
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PRODUCT INFORMATION - Made in Japan / Blade length: 9.5 inches (240 mm) / Blade material: Masamoto's Gyokuhaku-ko (SHIROGAMI White Steel #2) / Handle material: Magnolia wood, Water buffalo horn / Hardness Rockwell C scale (HRC): 62-63
