Kiritsuke Knives

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Nigara Hamono VG10 Tsuchime Damascus Kiritsuke 210mm

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$279.00 AUD

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Nigara Hamono VG10 Tsuchime Damascus Kiritsuke 240mm - Ebony

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$299.00 AUD

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Sakai Kikumori "Choyo" Blue 1 Kiritsuke Gyuto 240mm - Persimmon

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$929.00 AUD $1,199.00

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Sakai Kikumori "Choyo" Blue 1 Kiritsuke Petty 135mm - Ebony Turquoise

$549.00 AUD

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Sakai Kikumori "Choyo" Blue 1 Kiritsuke Petty 135mm - Persimmon

$549.00 AUD

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Sakai Kikumori "Choyo" Ginsan Kiritsuke 210mm - Persimmon

$859.00 AUD $899.00

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Sakai Kikumori "Choyo" Ginsan Kiritsuke 240mm - Persimmon

$939.00 AUD

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Sakai Kikumori "Choyo" Ginsan Kiritsuke Yanagiba 270mm - Persimmon

$949.00 AUD

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Sakai Kikumori "Kasumi" Kiritsuke 210mm

$589.00 AUD

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Sakai Kikumori "Kasumi" Kiritsuke 240mm

$669.00 AUD

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Sakai Kikumori "Kikuzuki Rin" Kiritsuke 210mm

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$459.00 AUD

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Sakai Kikumori OHS SG2 Damascus Extra Tall Kiritsuke Gyuto 210mm - Burnt Oak

$559.00 AUD

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Sakai Kikumori QAS Blue Super Bunka 180mm - Mono Ebony

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$259.00 AUD

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Sakai Kikumori White 2 Kurouchi Kiritsuke Sujihiki 300mm - Carbon Fibre

$759.00 AUD

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Sakai Kikumori White 2 Kurouchi Kiritsuke Sujihiki 300mm - Persimmon

$759.00 AUD

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Sakai Kikumori White 2 Kurouchi Kiritsuke Sujihiki 300mm - Quince

$759.00 AUD

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Shibata Koutetsu Battleship SG2 Gyuto 195mm - Jarrah

$369.00 AUD

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Shibata Koutetsu Battleship SG2 Gyuto 195mm - Rosewood

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$369.00 AUD

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Shibata Koutetsu SG2 Gyuto/Kiritsuke 210mm - Rosewood

$369.00 AUD

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Sukenari HAP40 Migaki Kiritsuke 240mm

$559.00 AUD

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Tetsujin Hamono Blue 2 Kasumi Kiritsuke 210mm - Birch

$599.00 AUD

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Tetsujin Hamono Blue 2 Kasumi Kiritsuke 210mm - Ebony

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$599.00 AUD

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Tetsujin Hamono Blue 2 So-Kasumi Kiritsuke 240mm

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$589.00 AUD

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Tetsujin Hamono Ginsan Kasumi Kiritsuke 240mm - Maple

$679.00 AUD

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Toshitaka VG10 Damascus Bunka 180mm - Ebony & White Spacer

$599.00 AUD

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Touroku Sakai Ginsan Nashiji Kiritsuke 210mm - Siamese Rosewood

$249.00 AUD

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Tsunehisa Arare SG2 Gyuto 210mm

$299.00 AUD

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Tsunehisa Blue Super Tsuchime Kiritsuke 210mm - Cherry

$229.00 AUD

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Tsunehisa Ginsan Kiritsuke Yanagiba 300mm

$399.00 AUD

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Tsunehisa Ginsan Nashiji Kiritsuke 210mm - Ebony

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$249.00 AUD

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Tsunehisa Ginsan Nashiji Kiritsuke 240mm - Ebony

$279.00 AUD

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Tsunehisa Ginsan Nashiji Kiritsuke 240mm - Maple

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$279.00 AUD

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◆ Common Questions

Shopping for Kiritsuke Knives

What is a kiritsuke knife?

The kiritsuke is a Japanese chef knife combining the long slicing reach of a gyuto with the K-tip and flatter profile of a bunka. Traditionally considered the knife of a head chef in Japanese kitchens, a symbol of experience in the kitchen.

Kiritsuke vs gyuto: which is better?

Both are all-purpose chef knives. Kiritsuke has an angular K-tip and flatter blade (push-cut style); gyuto has a rounded tip and curved blade (rocking style). Kiritsuke takes more skill to use well due to the pointed tip and flat profile.

What size kiritsuke should I buy?

210mm is the most common size for home kitchens. 240mm suits larger hands and more serious prep volumes. 270mm is pro-chef territory.

Is a kiritsuke good for beginners?

Honestly, not the easiest first knife. The angular tip can be unforgiving, and the long flat edge rewards a steady technique. If this is your first Japanese knife, consider a bunka or santoku first. If you're already comfortable with Japanese knives, a kiritsuke is a joy.

Single-bevel vs double-bevel kiritsuke?

Traditional single-bevel kiritsuke is a specialty knife for Japanese cuisine specialists, hard to use without training. Double-bevel kiritsuke (what most Japanese and Western chefs use today) is the practical all-rounder. Our range is predominantly double-bevel unless specified.

What steel is best for a kiritsuke?

For low-maintenance daily use, SG2 or VG10 stainless. For enthusiast carbon edges, Aogami Super or Blue 2.