




The Sakai Kikumori Nihonko Gyuto Chef's Knife has a blade length of 180 mm. This chef's knife is very handy and versatile – it can be used for all kitchen tasks. The Nihonko Gyuto is a basic knife in every kitchen.
One of the most popular and best-selling series of kitchen knives from Sakai Kikumori is Nihonko. Each knife is made of Japanese carbon steel, with a carbon content of 0.95%. During production, the steel undergoes heat treatment, resulting in a hardness of 63 HRC. It is worth mentioning that Nihonko knife blades are made from a single piece of steel – so-called mono-steel. Thanks to the steel used, Nihonko knives can be easily sharpened, and in addition, they retain their sharpness for a long time. They are recommended primarily for professional chefs, but they are also perfect for home kitchens. They will appeal to anyone who demands functionality and excellent performance from a kitchen knife. The knife handles are made of Pakka wood and have an ergonomic shape, ensuring comfort during use. After use, the knives should be washed and dried (the steel they are made of is not stainless).
Sakai Kikumori, a brand at the forefront of the manufacture of kitchen knives in Japan, was founded in 1926. Its products are recommended primarily for professional users. The unique features of Sakai Kikumori kitchen knives are inspired by centuries of craftsmanship tradition – Sakai has a 600-year history as the main center of traditional Japanese knife manufacturing. Cooperation with top-class blacksmiths and sharpeners results in the production of the best kitchen knives for professional use – both traditional Japanese knives and modern, Western-style knives.
Specifications:
- Type: Gyuto, Chef's knife
- Blade length: 180 mm
- Handle: Pakka wood, steel bolster
- Steel: SK Carbon Steel
- HRC: 63+/-1
- Grind: double bevel
- Weight: 139 grams

