Japanese Takohiki Knife 23.8 cm NJT002

Price: 950,00 

Takohiki created for perfect sashimi.

The long, narrow, and exceptionally thin blade allows for perfectly smooth, uniform cuts in a single stroke. This is a knife for those who expect maximum control and absolute precision when working with fish and raw meat. Minimal resistance and low weight mean the blade “glides” through the product without tearing fibers. Its classic form combines with the functionality of professional Japanese cuisine. An ideal choice for sashimi, carpaccio, and thin slicing.

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Knife Features

Takohiki is a traditional Japanese knife designed primarily for slicing raw fish and preparing sashimi and nigiri. Its straight, very narrow, and long blade allows for a single, long cut from one end of the fillet to the other, without the need for sawing. With a thickness of just 2 mm and a height of only 22 mm, cutting resistance is minimal, resulting in clean edges and preserved product structure. Low weight further enhances control and precision.

Technical Specifications (according to provided data):

knife type: Takohiki

overall length: 382 mm

blade length: 238 mm

spine thickness: 2 mm

blade height: 22 mm

weight: 124 g

steel: high-carbon, forged – Honyaki – a single knife forged from one piece of high-carbon steel, differentially hardened, offering maximum sharpness at the cost of higher maintenance requirements

Kanji Translation:

商標登録 (shōhyō tōroku) – “registered trademark”

平広作 (Hirahiro saku) – “made by Hirahiro” (artisan’s signature/creation)

別製 (bessei) – “special production” / “special edition”

The whole therefore means: “Registered trademark – Hirahiro, special production.”

High-Carbon Steel Knife Maintenance

After each use, rinse the blade with lukewarm water and dry it thoroughly with a soft cloth.

Do not leave the knife wet or dirty – high-carbon steel reacts quickly with moisture and acids.

Store in a dry place, preferably on a magnetic strip or in a saya / sheath.

It is recommended to periodically wipe the blade with a thin layer of food-grade oil (e.g., camellia or neutral vegetable oil).

Do not wash in a dishwasher or store in a damp drawer.

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