Description
The OMOI Collection Ginsan #3 Stainless Steel Kiritsuke Santoku is a Japanese kitchen knife forged by Nakagawa Knives and meticulously sharpened by Tadokoro Hamono, a renowned sharpener in Kochi, Japan. This double-bevel versatile santoku knife features a kiritsuke-style reverse tanto tip and is an ideal all-around kitchen knife for meat, vegetables and more. It features a stunning mirror finish.
Part of our OMOI collection of knives crafted specifically for Japanese Food Craftsman, this knife is engraved with the Japanese kanji 想(OMOI) . OMOI (想) collection knives from Tadokoro Hamono are available exclusively through Japanese Food Craftsman.
About the Blade Shape: A modern take on two classic Japanese knives, kiritsuke santoku knives combine the compact versatility of a santoku with the angular tip of a kiritsuke. Designed for everyday prep, this double-edge blade handles slicing, chopping, and fine tip work with confidence, while the flatter edge profile promotes clean, controlled cuts. Well suited for home cooks, kiritsuke santoku knives typically measure between 165mm and 180mm, offering agility and precision in a compact format.
| Blade Shape | Kiritsuke Santoku | Handle Length | 130-140mm |
| Blade Material | Yasugi Steel Ginsan No.3 (Stainless Steel) | Handle Material |
Ebony wood, red ebony wood or stabilized wood, nickel copper (rings) |
| Blade HRC | 60-61 | Handle Shape | Octagonal |
| Blade Finish | Mirror | Total Length | 310-320mm |
| Blade Length | 180mm | Weight | 170-180g |
| Spine Thickness at Heel | 2mm | Usage |
Multi-purpose |
| Edge | Double-edge | Origin |
Tosa, Kochi Prefecture (Japan) |
| Handedness | Right- and left-handed |
Tadokoro Hamono OMOI Ginsan Kiritsuke Santoku 180mm Mirror Finish
The OMOI Collection Ginsan #3 Stainless Steel Kiritsuke Santoku is a Japanese kitchen knife forged by Nakagawa Knives and meticulously sharpened by Tadokoro Hamono, a renowned sharpener in Kochi, Japan. This double-bevel versatile santoku knife features a kiritsuke-style reverse tanto tip and is an ideal all-around kitchen knife for meat, vegetables and more. It features a stunning mirror finish.
Part of our OMOI collection of knives crafted specifically for Japanese Food Craftsman, this knife is engraved with the Japanese kanji 想(OMOI) . OMOI (想) collection knives from Tadokoro Hamono are available exclusively through Japanese Food Craftsman.
About the Blade Shape: A modern take on two classic Japanese knives, kiritsuke santoku knives combine the compact versatility of a santoku with the angular tip of a kiritsuke. Designed for everyday prep, this double-edge blade handles slicing, chopping, and fine tip work with confidence, while the flatter edge profile promotes clean, controlled cuts. Well suited for home cooks, kiritsuke santoku knives typically measure between 165mm and 180mm, offering agility and precision in a compact format.
| Blade Shape | Kiritsuke Santoku | Handle Length | 130-140mm |
| Blade Material | Yasugi Steel Ginsan No.3 (Stainless Steel) | Handle Material |
Ebony wood, red ebony wood or stabilized wood, nickel copper (rings) |
| Blade HRC | 60-61 | Handle Shape | Octagonal |
| Blade Finish | Mirror | Total Length | 310-320mm |
| Blade Length | 180mm | Weight | 170-180g |
| Spine Thickness at Heel | 2mm | Usage |
Multi-purpose |
| Edge | Double-edge | Origin |
Tosa, Kochi Prefecture (Japan) |
| Handedness | Right- and left-handed |
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