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Satoshi Nakagawa Ginsan Tsuchime Gyuto 210mm - Turquoise
$519.00 AUD
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Knife Specifications
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Style
Gyuto
Blade Material
Ginsan Core, Migaki Tsuchime Stainless Clad
Handle Material
Octagon Dyed Maple w/Synthetic Turquoise
Maintenance Level
Medium
Edge Length
203mm
Overall Length
350mm
Spine Thickness
3.5mm/2mm
Blade Height
47mm
Weight
153g
HRC
∼61
An In depth look

Blade Type
The Gyuto knife, a cornerstone of Japanese culinary tradition, is a versatile, all-purpose chef's knife. Its name, translating to "beef sword," reflects its proficiency in slicing meat and in more modern times vegetables. However, its slightly curved blade excels in chopping, dicing, and mincing, making it indispensable in any kitchen.

Steel Type
Japanese Ginsan steel, also known as Silver-3 or G3, is an underrated high-grade semi-stainless steel loved by many for being in the ‘goldilocks zone’ of knife steels. It holds a very respectable edge, but is effortless to sharpen. It is considered the semi-stainless version of White 2. It is the knife steel of choice for many home cooks and professional chefs alike.

Care Information
This knife is made with a stainless steel and is easy going and low on maintenance. It has high chromium content, meaning it is generally considered safe to leave wet on the board for short periods of time. is still best practice to not leave this knife to air dry as it's stain-less not stain-none! Wipe down after washing the knife and store away from any sources of moisture.


Introducing
Satoshi Nakagawa
Having trained for nearly 16 years under the legendary blacksmith Kenichi Shiraki, Satoshi Nakagawa has quickly emerged as one of Sakai’s most respected and talented artisans. Nakagawa-san is highly regarded for his exceptional craftsmanship, versatility, and meticulous precision when working with a diverse range of knife steels.
In an exclusive collaboration between Chef’s Edge and Sakai Kikumori, Nakagawa-san crafted a unique series of knives featuring taller blade profiles, specially designed to deliver outstanding handling, comfort, and cutting performance. Each blade embodies Nakagawa’s deep commitment to excellence and showcases why he is becoming one of Japan’s most celebrated knife-makers.
Very well rounded knives especially the gyuto knives. I love it!
This seems like a very well-rounded knife that excels at everything. It is thin and has *some* bend, but doesn't feel delicate. It cuts through things like sweet potato/carrots in a really effortless fashion, and if anything sticks to the side of the blade, it's very easy to wipe off. It has a well-thought out combination of blade finish, grind, and overall shape.
There are knives that have more of a catchy finish on the blade, but on this nakagawa, the hammer finish and the handle complement each other perfectly, and I don't think lots of use, sharpening, and thinning will interfere with the look of the satin finish.
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