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Shigeki Tanaka kurouchi aogami#2 gyuto 180mm

Regular price ¥21,000 JPY
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Specifications

Hand-forged in Miki, Japan by Shigeki Tanaka, this 180mm gyuto is a Japanese chef's knife with an Aogami #2 core and stainless cladding. Compact and nimble, it works well as a dedicated home knife or a quick-tasks blade alongside a longer gyuto. A practical choice for smaller boards, extended prep, and ingredients that call for more control than a 210mm allows.

  • Hand-forged in Miki, Japan by Shigeki Tanaka
  • 185mm (7.3") actual cutting edge, 47mm heel height
  • Aogami #2 (~63 HRC) with stainless cladding
  • Kurouchi finish
  • Octagonal mono ebony handle
  • For left- and right-handed users
  • A compact Japanese chef's knife for cooks who prefer a shorter, more maneuverable gyuto

Details

Blacksmith: Shigeki Tanaka
Producing area: Miki, Japan
Knife type: gyuto
Finish: kurouchi
Core steel: Aogami #2
HRC: ~63
Steel type: carbon steel
Cladding: stainless

Blade & Handle Specs

Overall length: 329mm
Blade length - heel to tip: 185mm (7.3")
Blade height at heel: 47mm
Spine thickness: 
at the handle: 2.8mm
at the heel: 2.3mm
midway: 1.9mm
1cm from the tip: 0.8mm
Weight: 162g
Handle: octagonal mono ebony
Hand orientation: ambidextrous
Saya/sheath: none

Notes:
  • The photo shows one of the knives from our current stock, so it may not be the exact one you'll receive. Each knife is handmade, so no two are exactly alike. If you'd like to see the actual knife, email us at info@zahocho.com.
  • Minor variations in finish, surface marks, and measurements are normal in handcrafted Japanese knives.
  • Handle is fitted by the maker and shipped as-is. We don't offer handle swaps.
  • Kurouchi finish is a natural byproduct of forging, so texture and coverage vary from blade to blade. Uneven or patchy areas are normal and not a defect.
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