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Teruyasu Fujiwara nashiji shirogami#1 chuka bocho 225x110mm

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Specifications

The Teruyasu Fujiwara Shirogami #1 Chuka Bocho is a Japanese-made Chinese-style chef knife designed for versatile food preparation. Crafted in Tokyo, it features Shirogami #1 steel that provides exceptional sharpness with the practicality of stainless cladding for easier maintenance. Its weight helps power through ingredients, while its broad blade also serves as a convenient tool for scooping food.

  • Hand-forged in Tokyo, Japan by Teruyasu Fujiwara Hamono
  • 226mm (8.90") cutting edge length
  • 110.4mm (4.35") blade height at heel
  • Shirogami #1 (White #1) carbon steel core with ~64 HRC hardness
  • Carbon steel core with stainless clad for easier maintenance
  • Suitable for vegetables, proteins, and general kitchen tasks (not for bone cutting)

About the Brand

Teruyasu Fujiwara is a highly respected Japanese blacksmith based in Tokyo, known for his unique approach to knife-making. His knives feature distinct, aggressive grinds and remarkable heat treatments, resulting in exceptional edge retention and cutting performance. Fujiwara's dedication to craftsmanship has made his knives a favorite among professionals and enthusiasts seeking high-performance blades.

Details

Blade & Handle Specs

  • Overall length: 323mm
  • Blade length (heel to tip): 226mm (8.90")
  • Blade height at heel: 110.4mm
  • Spine thickness:
    • At the handle: 2.7mm
    • At the heel: 2.7mm
    • Midway: 2.6mm
    • 1cm from the tip: 1.9mm
  • Weight: 549g
  • Edge/bevel: 50:50
  • Handle: Rosewood
  • Hand Orientation: Ambidextrous
  • Saya/Sheath: Not included

Notes

  • For the care and maintenance of Japanese knives, such as this Fujiwara Chuka Bocho, please refer to our care guide below.
  • Slight measurement variations are common in Japanese kitchen knives.
  • Small surface finish variations in knives are a normal part of the handcrafting process.
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