Ikeda Yoshikazu White 1 Honyaki Kachikaeshi Gyuto 240mm - Ebony
Ikeda Yoshikazu White 1 Honyaki Kachikaeshi Gyuto 240mm - Ebony
Ikeda Yoshikazu White 1 Honyaki Kachikaeshi Gyuto 240mm - Ebony
Ikeda Yoshikazu White 1 Honyaki Kachikaeshi Gyuto 240mm - Ebony
Ikeda Yoshikazu White 1 Honyaki Kachikaeshi Gyuto 240mm - Ebony
Ikeda Yoshikazu White 1 Honyaki Kachikaeshi Gyuto 240mm - Ebony
Ikeda Yoshikazu White 1 Honyaki Kachikaeshi Gyuto 240mm - Ebony
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Ikeda Yoshikazu White 1 Honyaki Kachikaeshi Gyuto 240mm - Ebony

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Knife Specifications

Due to the handmade nature of many items, slight variations may occur.

Steel
White 1 Honyaki Mirror Finished w/Hamon, Double Full Moon & (Iridescent Green/Red Hues)
Hardness
63 HRC
54 Soft 67 Hard
Maintenance
Demanding
5 / 5
Style
Honyaki Gyuto
Blade Material
White 1 Honyaki Mirror Finished w/Hamon, Double Full Moon & (Iridescent Green/Red Hues)
Handle Material
Mono Ebony Octagon
Bevel
Double Bevel
Edge Length
240mm
Overall Length
385mm
Spine Thickness Heel/Mid
3.5mm/3.5mm
Blade Height @ Heel
50mm
gWeight
220g

An In Depth Look

Blade Type
Blade Type

The Gyuto knife, a cornerstone of Japanese culinary tradition, is a versatile, all-purpose chef's knife. Its name, translating to "beef sword," reflects its proficiency in slicing meat and in more modern times vegetables. However, its slightly curved blade excels in chopping, dicing, and mincing, making it indispensable in any kitchen.

Steel Type
Steel Type Read

Japanese White Steel #1, the purest form in the "Shirogami" (White Paper Steel) series, is highly regarded for its exceptional sharpness and ease of sharpening. With a slightly higher carbon content than White Steel #2, it delivers superior edge retention, but like White 2 cannot be left wet for even short periods of time, otherwise rust spots can occur. If you’re fastidious in your knife maintenance, this knife steel can be extremely rewarding to use.

Care Information
Care Information Read

Hand wash only, never put in a dishwasher. Dry immediately after washing. Store on a magnetic knife strip or in a saya. Sharpen on a whetstone when the blade dulls. Read our full maintenance guide for more information.

Forged In Sakai·Blacksmith

Yoshikazu Ikeda

Sakai, Osaka
Yoshikazu Ikeda

Holder of Japan's Traditional Craft designation, one of the highest distinctions in the trade.

Coordinates
34.6°N · 135.5°E
Signature
Honyaki specialist
Steels
Aogami SuperAogami #2Shirogami #2
Yoshikazu Ikeda (池田 美和) began his career as a knife smith in 1967, training under his father Kameo Ikeda (池田 亀夫), who was the second-generation blacksmith of Yoshikazu Tanrenjo. His older brother Tatsuo Ikeda (池田 辰男) eventually inherited the family workshop as the third-generation blacksmith, while Yoshikazu went on to establish his own forge, Ikeda Tanrenjo (池田鍛錬所), in 1983. He has remarked, half in jest, that because his hands were stubborn and unrefined, repetition never bored him. That mindset led him to devote decades to refining his forging and crafting techniques, and he has earned numerous accolades throughout Japan along the way.

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