JIKKO Usuba Tokusei Japanese carbon steel Vegetable Knife Japanese knife

Kamausuba Bocho:

Kansai Style Usuba Bocho: If you look at the blade from the side it is virtually rectangular in shape. "Usuba" literally translates into "thin blade" and as per its name this knife has a thin blade making it an ideal knife when pealing and dicing vegetables.

Japanese Steel [Nihonko]:

Japanese Steel has been used standard steel type to produce knives in Japan since long ago. We highly recommend this type to first time knife buyers or to those who have not purchased steel knives before. Prices are also quite reasonable.

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Direction for using knife

Japanese knives has thin and delicate blade. You must care the knife properly.

• Do not wash in the dishwasher or dish dryer.
• Please keep the knife dry, wipe the knife after use.
• Do not leave the knife wet overnight.
• Do not cut any frozen food, it cause the knife chipped.
• Use the right type of the knife for each task.
• Store your knife in a cool and dry place.
• Improper care cause rusting and chipping.