Collection: Hado

Hado Knives

In Japanese, Ha (刃) means "blade," and Do (道) means "way" or "path." In another context, it can also symbolize the attitude of Japanese craftsmen, who are known for always improving their art. Hado is a way of making knives that gets better over time.
In 2019, Maruyama, Ichikawa, and Fukui started a knife-making workshop under the HADO brand. Hado is written in Kanji as "the way of blades." It represents the idea and principles of the three partners. Maruyama san is the main sharpener, and he also finishes the knives. Ichikawa is the manager and Fukui is the president.
The brand's mission is to produce and supply the highest quality knives and to inspire customers with their aesthetics and functionality. It is important to note that an exceptional craftsman handles every step of the production process.
You can also check out the chef's knife, vegetable knife, boning knife, bread knife, and kitchen knife set.