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Closeup of KISEKI Petty Knife blade, crafted by Fukuda Hamono
The 3 KISEKI Petty Knife variations (Mizunara Oak, Yamazakura Cherry and Beech) vertically aligned over a light grey background
KISEKI Petty Knife - Japanese Food Craftsman Shop
Closeup of woman hands peeling a potato in the kitchen with a KISEKI Petty Knife
Closeup of a cutting board with fruit and a KISEKI Petty Knife
KISEKI Petty Knife - Japanese Food Craftsman Shop
KISEKI Petty Knife - Japanese Food Craftsman Shop
KISEKI Petty Knife - Japanese Food Craftsman Shop
KISEKI Petty Knife - Japanese Food Craftsman Shop
KISEKI Diamaond Whetsone and KISEKI Knife Attachment for Sharpening in use
KISEKI Petty Knife with Mizunara Oak handle
Closeup of the handle of KISEKI Petty Knife Mizunara Oak variation
KISEKI Petty Knife with Yamazakura Cherry handle
Closeup of the handle of a KISEKI Petty Knife Yamazakura Cherry variation
KISEKI Petty Knife with Beech handle
Closeup of the handle of KISEKI Petty Knife Beech variation
Closeup of KISEKI Petty Knife blade, crafted by Fukuda Hamono
The 3 KISEKI Petty Knife variations (Mizunara Oak, Yamazakura Cherry and Beech) vertically aligned over a light grey background
KISEKI Petty Knife - Japanese Food Craftsman Shop
Closeup of woman hands peeling a potato in the kitchen with a KISEKI Petty Knife
Closeup of a cutting board with fruit and a KISEKI Petty Knife
KISEKI Petty Knife - Japanese Food Craftsman Shop
KISEKI Petty Knife - Japanese Food Craftsman Shop
KISEKI Petty Knife - Japanese Food Craftsman Shop
KISEKI Petty Knife - Japanese Food Craftsman Shop
KISEKI Diamaond Whetsone and KISEKI Knife Attachment for Sharpening in use
KISEKI Petty Knife with Mizunara Oak handle
Closeup of the handle of KISEKI Petty Knife Mizunara Oak variation
KISEKI Petty Knife with Yamazakura Cherry handle
Closeup of the handle of a KISEKI Petty Knife Yamazakura Cherry variation
KISEKI Petty Knife with Beech handle
Closeup of the handle of KISEKI Petty Knife Beech variation

Description

The KISEKI Petty Knife features a razor-thin 1.2mm tungsten carbide blade (KS111), crafted to perfection after years of development and over 100 prototypes. Scientifically proven to enhance taste by preserving the fibers and moisture of ingredients, it brings out the natural sweetness in vegetables and the full flavor of meats and fish.

The handle is made from natural wood sourced in Gifu Prefecture, available in three options—Mizunara Oak, Yamazakura Cherry, and Beech—each with unique grain patterns that make every knife one of a kind. Finished with a protective polyurethane coating, they feel comfortably smooth from day one.

Crafted in the legendary blade city of Seki in Gifu Prefecture, this double-edged petty is not only rust-resistant but remarkably lightweight at just 85g, making it ideal for daily use.

About the Blade Shape: Petty knives are designed for smaller jobs on a cutting board. The ideal blade for detailed tasks such as peeling fruits, slicing shallots, potato peeling, cutting herbs, boning smaller proteins or decorative vegetable cuts. On the other hand, petty knives are an indispensable tool for those who feel uncomfortable wielding a larger chef knife.

Blade Shape Petty Handle Length 125mm
Blade Material KS111 Tungsten Carbide Alloy Handle Material Yamazakura Cherry, Japanese Oak, Beech
Blade HRC Not Available Handle Shape Oval
Blade Finish Mirror Total Length 255mm
Blade Length 130mm Weight 85g
Spine Thickness at Heel 1.2mm Usage Utility, Precision, Multi-purpose
Edge Double-edge (50/50) Origin Seki, Japan
Handedness Right hand, Left hand

 

KISEKI Petty Knife

$510.00 - $532.00
$510.00
$510.00 - $532.00
$510.00

Handle material: Mizunara Oak
Diamond Whetstone Set: Without Diamond Whetstone
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Made in Japan

All products are crafted by real Japanese craftsmen with years of experience, as featured in our +1.8 million-subscriber YouTube Channel documentaries.

The KISEKI Petty Knife features a razor-thin 1.2mm tungsten carbide blade (KS111), crafted to perfection after years of development and over 100 prototypes. Scientifically proven to enhance taste by preserving the fibers and moisture of ingredients, it brings out the natural sweetness in vegetables and the full flavor of meats and fish.

The handle is made from natural wood sourced in Gifu Prefecture, available in three options—Mizunara Oak, Yamazakura Cherry, and Beech—each with unique grain patterns that make every knife one of a kind. Finished with a protective polyurethane coating, they feel comfortably smooth from day one.

Crafted in the legendary blade city of Seki in Gifu Prefecture, this double-edged petty is not only rust-resistant but remarkably lightweight at just 85g, making it ideal for daily use.

About the Blade Shape: Petty knives are designed for smaller jobs on a cutting board. The ideal blade for detailed tasks such as peeling fruits, slicing shallots, potato peeling, cutting herbs, boning smaller proteins or decorative vegetable cuts. On the other hand, petty knives are an indispensable tool for those who feel uncomfortable wielding a larger chef knife.

Blade Shape Petty Handle Length 125mm
Blade Material KS111 Tungsten Carbide Alloy Handle Material Yamazakura Cherry, Japanese Oak, Beech
Blade HRC Not Available Handle Shape Oval
Blade Finish Mirror Total Length 255mm
Blade Length 130mm Weight 85g
Spine Thickness at Heel 1.2mm Usage Utility, Precision, Multi-purpose
Edge Double-edge (50/50) Origin Seki, Japan
Handedness Right hand, Left hand

 

Specifications
Product Care Instructions

HOW TO USE?

  • Only cut food you can bite and chew with this knife since hard foods can chip the blade. Do not cut olive pits, bones, lobster shells, wood pieces or frozen food, which are especially bad  due to the cold making hard steel more brittle.
  • Do not use the knife in twisting motions.
  • Use wood or plastic cutting boards to avoid dull knives. Do not use glass,  granite or bamboo surfaces.

HOW TO CLEAN?

  • After each use, hand wash the knife with mild detergent and a soft sponge, rinse with hot water and dry by hand immediately. Do not use the dishwasher.
  • Wood handles may dry out over time and exposure to water. To prevent this, use some food safe mineral oil or beeswax.  

HOW TO STORE?

  • If you are hanging the knife or using a knife stand, remember that the blade should point downwards.
  • If you are storing them in a drawer, keep the edge from touching anything else.
Shipping + Return Policy
Shipping Policy

All products are crafted, inspected, and shipped directly from Japan.

Please allow up to 5 business days for order processing before dispatch.

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Return Policy

We have a 30-day return policy, which means you have 30 days after receiving your item to request a return.

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Customs Fees & Other Taxes

Import duties, VAT, or local customs taxes may apply once your order reaches your country.

These are set by your local customs authority and are not included in our product prices or free shipping. We suggest contacting the responsible institutions to find more information.

These fees are the customer's responsibility and thus must be paid upon delivery.

FOR U.S. CUSTOMERS: As of May 8, 2026, all U.S. orders are shipped DDP (Delivered Duties Paid). Customs duties and import taxes are included for US customers in the final price shown at checkout.

EU GPSR & Safety Information

Manufacturer Information:

  • Company Name: Fukuda Hamono Kogyo Co., Ltd.
  • Address: 353 Oyana Seki, Gifu 501-3941

EU Responsible Person:

  • Company Name: TerrainQ Solutions UG
  • Address: Franz-Ehrlich-Straße 12 12489 Berlin, Germany
  • Phone: +4917643242825
  • Email: info@cert-rep.com

Product Information:

  • Product Type: Japanese Kitchen Knife
  • Intended Use: Food preparation and kitchen use only
  • Country of Origin: Japan

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

Extremely sharp blade. Handle with care. Keep out of reach of children at all times. Do not use if the blade is chipped or the handle is cracked or loose. Inspect before use. Hand wash only — do not place in dishwasher. Use only on appropriate cutting surfaces. When sharpening, place on a stable surface atop a damp mat or cloth to prevent slippage and resulting injury during sharpening. Wash hands after sharpening.

About this artisan

KISEKI Petty Knife - Japanese Food Craftsman Shop

Fukuda Hamono

For centuries, Japanese blades have balanced artistry and performance. Yet, traditional steel knives came with trade-offs, carbon steel rusts, stainless steel dulls.

Seeking a better way, engineer Keisuke Fukuda, set out to combine the best of both worlds, pioneering the use of ultra-hard cemented carbide in a kitchen knife.

The result was the KISEKI collection of knives made by his family company Fukuda Hamono, a workshop with more than 126 years of history. The KISEKI knives have an edge made from tungsten carbide that glides effortlessly, holding its sharpness longer than conventional blades.

But creating KISEKI required pushing beyond the limits of conventional knife-making.

The dense, weighty carbide cannot be pressed or laser-cut like steel. Each blade is wire-cut over ten hours with 1/1000 mm precision, then finely ground using diamond wheels to achieve a razor-thin edge that preserves the cellular structure of food.

Every knife is made to deliver the same flawless quality, every single time.

Learn more

KISEKI: by FUKUDA HAMONO: when a 126-year blacksmithing legacy and cutting-edge engineering come together in Seki, Gifu prefecture.
Fukuda Hamono craftsmen checking a Kiseki Santoku knife inside the workshop

Why buy from us?

Japanese Food Craftsman focus on introducing and supporting Japanese artisans, helping them continue their craft and preserve traditional culture for future generations.

When you purchase through us, your support goes to the maker behind the knife, not to mass production or anonymous distribution.

Through our global +1.8 million YouTube community, we share the stories, techniques, and philosophy of these craftsmen with viewers around the world.

The knives we offer are selected through direct relationships and transparent storytelling, not catalogs. Choosing this knife means supporting real people, real skills, and craftsmanship meant to last.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are KISEKI knives dishwasher safe?

No, the KISEKI knives are not designed by Fukuda Hamono to be washed in the dishwasher. To prevent damage to your knife and ensure it lasts you for years to come, please wash the knife by hand with a mild detergent and gentle sponge.

How should I care for my KISEKI knife?

After each use, be sure to wash the knife by hand using a mild detergent and gentle sponge. Rinse clean and wipe with a soft dish towel until completely dry. Store in a dry place.

How much will shipping cost?

All prices include FREE international shipping. Please allow up to 5 weeks for shipping, depending on your country of residence. Please see our Shipping Policy for details.

Please note: Our products ship directly from Japan to you. You may be required to pay customs duties and/or customs clearance fees upon delivery (if applicable in your country).

FOR U.S. CUSTOMERS: As of May 8, 2026, all U.S. orders are shipped DDP (Delivered Duties Paid).Customs duties and import taxes are included for US customers in the final price shown at checkout.

How do I sharpen my knife?

Here is a short video on how to use the dedicated KISEKI diamond sharpening stone to brush up your KISEKI knife as intended by Fukuda Hamono.
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