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Harukaze G3 Nashiji Gyuto 210mm. Harukaze means "windy spring" in Japanese. These Harukaze knives have been made for CKTG exclusively from a medium-sized factory in Tosa, Japan. This is an excellent choice for anyone looking for a high-quality knife at a reasonable price. It starts with a core steel (G3) with an HRC of 62, then add a stainless steel cladding with a Nashiji (pear skin) finish to protect and beautify the blade. It is then finished off with a lovely oval magnolia wood handle with a pakka wood ferrule. As a bonus, it has a nice kanji engraving on both sides of the blade.
Weight: 4.6 oz (132 g)
Edge Length: 217 mm
Total Length: 356 mm
Spine Thickness at Base: 2.0 mm
Blade Height: 46.8 mm
Cladding: Stainless
Edge Grind: 50/50
Core Edge Steel: G3 Stainless Steel (AKA Ginsan)
HRC: 62
Handle: Magnolia Oval
Ferrule: Black Pakka Wood
Engraving: Kanji Engraved
Made in Tosa, Japan
Photos by Gustavo Bermudez
Reviews
6 review(s) WRITE A REVIEW (Reviews are subject to approval) Awesome blade at a great price, December 7, 2022Posted By: Garchtoto
As others have mentioned, this is a great knife at a great price. Ginsan is awesome to work with and finishes well around 5000 grit in my opinion. Only thing is that the handle is a bit light for my liking but that can be easily replaced. Sharpness ootb was good but can definitely get sharper after a few minutes on the stone.
As others have mentioned, this is a great knife at a great price. Ginsan is awesome to work with and finishes well around 5000 grit in my opinion. Only thing is that the handle is a bit light for my liking but that can be easily replaced. Sharpness ootb was good but can definitely get sharper after a few minutes on the stone.
Fantastic knife, August 27, 2022Posted By: Jeremy Bowen
The knife is even better than I had hoped. Fit and finish is great! It is light, thin and flys through softer products like onions. This line offers a lot of bang for your buck and the hand engraving is a nice touch. I will definitely be buy more of this line.
The knife is even better than I had hoped. Fit and finish is great! It is light, thin and flys through softer products like onions. This line offers a lot of bang for your buck and the hand engraving is a nice touch. I will definitely be buy more of this line.
Great knifePosted By: Jonathan Levy
1 people found this review helpful
I was considering buying an entire knife set on Amazon for my girlfriend, but opted for this one knife instead. I’m so glad I did. It is very sharp, the handle is cool compared to Western style handles, and the attention to detail on the blade itself is second to none.
1 people found this review helpful
I was considering buying an entire knife set on Amazon for my girlfriend, but opted for this one knife instead. I’m so glad I did. It is very sharp, the handle is cool compared to Western style handles, and the attention to detail on the blade itself is second to none.
Great intro into japanese knivesPosted By: Chef
3 people found this review helpful
I mange a prep crew in a restaurant.
I bought this knife to fill my light duty veg prep role at work, and its proved to be very versatile and easy to care for. The G3 core holds its edge well and resharpens easily.
I've bought 4 of them now because all my preppers, and the lunch chef, have all asked me to order one for them. I should get a commission...
I think its a tremendous value.
Handle does tend to get a little dingy so I would recommend sealing it with something, unlike me who now has a dingy handle.
3 people found this review helpful
I mange a prep crew in a restaurant.
I bought this knife to fill my light duty veg prep role at work, and its proved to be very versatile and easy to care for. The G3 core holds its edge well and resharpens easily.
I've bought 4 of them now because all my preppers, and the lunch chef, have all asked me to order one for them. I should get a commission...
I think its a tremendous value.
Handle does tend to get a little dingy so I would recommend sealing it with something, unlike me who now has a dingy handle.
excelente! Very nice knifePosted By: Mark Kirkwood
3 people found this review helpful
A really outstanding knife - excellent core steel with beautiful cladding. The functional details are also excellent: really good grind geometry, edge etc. If looking for negatives the weak point is the handle, but it is *just* enough for me to be happy (i.e Magnolia + Petkka wood with no plastic). In the light of the price point, I think the right design decisions have been made.
The blade is good enough to warrant a custom handle (if CKTG offer this I'd recommend it). I'm considering exploring this option myself.
3 people found this review helpful
A really outstanding knife - excellent core steel with beautiful cladding. The functional details are also excellent: really good grind geometry, edge etc. If looking for negatives the weak point is the handle, but it is *just* enough for me to be happy (i.e Magnolia + Petkka wood with no plastic). In the light of the price point, I think the right design decisions have been made.
The blade is good enough to warrant a custom handle (if CKTG offer this I'd recommend it). I'm considering exploring this option myself.
