Toushin

Toushin

4 products
It is a stainless steel kitchen knife that uses silver 3 and features a curved blade like a Japanese sword. It is a stainless steel kitchen knife that uses silver 3 and features a curved blade like a Japanese sword . Originally, we used this kanji for the blade, but we named it "Toshin" because we put our hearts into creating a knife that looks like a sword.

Toshin Series: The Samurai Spirit Captured in Steel

The Toshin Series embodies the soul of the Japanese samurai with its elegant, sword-like curve and high-performance Ginsan stainless steel. These sashimi knives are more than tools—they’re an expression of artistry and tradition that elevate the entire culinary experience.


🔑 5 Defining Features of the Toshin Series

Samurai-Inspired Curved Blade

Samurai-Inspired Curved Blade

Each knife features a softly curved profile reminiscent of a traditional Japanese sword. This graceful arch isn’t just aesthetic—it enhances fluid slicing motion, making it visually stunning and functionally superior.


Mirror-Polished Finish

Mirror-Polished Finish

Toshin Honyaki Sakimaru knife

The highly polished mirror finish extends even across the blade’s spine, giving it jewel-like reflections and pristine shine. In use, the blade’s surface mirrors both the chef’s skill and fresh cut ingredients—a captivating visual performance.


Ginsan Steel: Sharp and Rust-Resistant

Ginsan Steel: Sharp and Rust-Resistant

Crafted from premium Ginsan stainless steel—a.k.a. Silver #3—the Toshin combines exceptional sharpness with strong resistance to corrosion. With easy maintenance and enduring cutting performance, it’s the signature of modern chef-grade quality.


Artisan Handcrafted in Sakai

Artisan Handcrafted in Sakai

Hand-forged by Sakai’s master artisans, each knife receives meticulous edge-setting and final polishing. The result is a refined tool that balances blade dynamics and visual elegance—true craftsmanship you can feel and see.


Exclusivity You’ll Cherish

With its combination of sword-like form, Ginsan steel, and superb mirror polish, the Toshin Series stands as a rare gem in kitchenware. It's designed for those who value both culinary performance and visual impact.

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