Japanese Nakiri Knife 15.3 cm NJN024

Price: 750,00 

Clean, even cut in one line.

This slender Nakiri was created for fast and precise vegetable work. The maximally thin blade (1 mm) and wide profile guarantee full control and almost zero resistance during cutting. Its lightweight construction and perfect balance allow for long periods of work without hand fatigue. This is a classic Japanese tool for those who appreciate perfect technique and minimalist form. Ideal for both professional chefs and demanding enthusiasts.

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Product Information

Features

The Nakiri is a traditional Japanese knife designed for precise cutting of vegetables and herbs using the ‘push-cut’ technique. Its straight blade allows full contact with the cutting board along the entire edge, significantly speeding up your work.
This piece stands out with an ultra-thin blade (1 mm), a very low weight (128 g), and well-preserved geometry, making it exceptionally agile and responsive in your hand.

Technical Specifications

Knife Type: Nakiri

Overall Length: 288 mm

Blade Length: 153 mm

Blade Height: 44 mm

Blade Thickness: 1 mm

Weight: 128 g

Blade Profile: Straight

Construction: Handmade

Steel: Stainless, Hon Warikomi – a traditional method where a high-carbon steel core is hand-forged and permanently bonded with softer cladding steel

Handle: Wooden with metal rivets

Kanji Translation

ステンレス鋼
➡️ Sutenresu-kō – “stainless steel”

Next to the character “回” and the seal mark (round medallion) – this is a typical manufacturer/series designation and material information.

In practice, this means that:

  • the core or the entire blade is made of stainless steel or an alloy with increased surface resistance,

  • the original manufacturer’s markings (vintage signature) have been preserved.

High-Carbon Steel Knife Maintenance

After each use, rinse the blade with warm water and wipe it thoroughly dry. Do not leave the knife wet or in the sink. After a long period of disuse, wipe the blade with a thin layer of oil (e.g., camellia oil, cooking oil). Do not wash in a dishwasher. Use wooden or plastic (PP) cutting boards. Sharpen regularly on water stones (1000–3000 grit).

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