Sakai Takayuki Inox Yanagiba 270mm-Left Handed

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One of the top manufacturers in the city of Sakai, known as the “city of knives” that used to be known as the “Venice of the East”. The 600 year continuous tradition, cultivated the Sakai Takayuki brand, making it one of the most famous today in Japan. In 1982 these knives earned the rare distinction to be designated as Traditional Arts and Crafts.

A traditional Yanagiba forged with AUS-8 stainless steel that can be considered as an easy to maintain slicing tool. Its size is ideal for medium to large size fish. Features a traditional oval magnolia handle.

The Yanagiba (meaning willow leaf blade) is the traditional Japanese Sashimi knife. Used mainly to cut thin slices of fish without damaging the cells of the delicate fish protein. It can also be used for meat. The 270mm size is the most common for medium and big pieces of fillets. This is the LEFT handed version of the knife.

Brand / Blacksmith: Sakai Takayuki
Series: Inox (Wa handle)
Knife type: Yanagiba 270mm – Left Handed
Blade Length / Total length mm: 260 / 420
Grind: Single Bevel – Left Handed
Finish: Polished
Steel type: AUS-8 (Stainless)
Forging method: Monosteel
HRC hardness: 60
Handle type / Material / Ferrule: Round / Magnolia / Plastic
Spine Thickness at heel / tip mm: 3,3 / 0,3
Blade height at heel mm: 34
Weight gr: 172
Notes:

In stock

Additional information
Weight0,3 kg
Blade FinishPolished
Knife Type
Blade Size180mm
Used ForFish
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About brand
With an history of more than 600 years, Sakai is considered the “mother land” of Japanese knives. Following the same techniques and craftsmanship that created the Katana legend, Sakai Takayuki is still producing today some of the most sought after by Japanese chefs knives. It is said that 80% of the knives used by pro chefs in Japan are made in Sakai.