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BLACKSMITH: KIKUCHIYO
In the early 2000s, Kikuchiyo was invited by master craftsman of Sakai to join them as a blacksmith. The art of blacksmithing is physical, the rough working environment of fire...
BLACKSMITH: KIKUCHIYO
In the early 2000s, Kikuchiyo was invited by master craftsman of Sakai to join them as a blacksmith. The art of blacksmithing is physical, the rough working environment of fire...
SHOP: CUTLERY TSUBAYA
The famous Kappabashi Dougu Street in Tokyo is world famous for restaurant supplies and food-related tools. The knife shop called Tsubaya is one of the smallest and oldest kitchen knife...
SHOP: CUTLERY TSUBAYA
The famous Kappabashi Dougu Street in Tokyo is world famous for restaurant supplies and food-related tools. The knife shop called Tsubaya is one of the smallest and oldest kitchen knife...
VIDEO: SHARPENING MUNETSUGU YANAGIBA
Co-owner of Tosho Knife Arts: Ivan Gomez Fonseca is sharpening Munetsugu Yasuki High Carbon Yanagiba finishing with Hakka Natural stone.Shooting/ Edit by HITOHIRAPlease describe our channelTosho Knife ArtsEmail: info@toshoknifearts.comPhone: 647.722.6329Address:...
VIDEO: SHARPENING MUNETSUGU YANAGIBA
Co-owner of Tosho Knife Arts: Ivan Gomez Fonseca is sharpening Munetsugu Yasuki High Carbon Yanagiba finishing with Hakka Natural stone.Shooting/ Edit by HITOHIRAPlease describe our channelTosho Knife ArtsEmail: info@toshoknifearts.comPhone: 647.722.6329Address:...
VIDEO: HONYAKI
Hitohira is a Japanese knife, tool and lifestyle item supplier, created by an experienced and passionate knife user and seller who has worked extensively in Japan and North America. Hitohira...
VIDEO: HONYAKI
Hitohira is a Japanese knife, tool and lifestyle item supplier, created by an experienced and passionate knife user and seller who has worked extensively in Japan and North America. Hitohira...
VIDEO: HONING
A great article from our friends at Tosho Knife Arts: I Just Bought My First Knife, Now What?So you just bought your first Japanese knife and you want to keep...
VIDEO: HONING
A great article from our friends at Tosho Knife Arts: I Just Bought My First Knife, Now What?So you just bought your first Japanese knife and you want to keep...