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Hatsukokoro Hayabusa Ginsan Kiritsuke 210mm features a migaki finish. If you want to experience a great Japanese cutting tool at a great price this is your knife.
Brand: Hatsukokoro
Location: Seki City, Japan
Construction: Roll Forged, San Mai
Edge Steel: Ginsan Stainless Steel
Cladding: Stainless Steel
HRC: 60-61
Engraving: Etched
Weight: 4.8 oz (136 g)
Blade Length: 217 mm
Total Length: 357 mm
Spine Thickness at Base: 1.9 mm
Blade Height: 47 mm
Handle: Wenge Octagonal
Ferrule: Black Buffalo Horn
Reviews
1 review(s) WRITE A REVIEW (Reviews are subject to approval) Thin, well crafted packagePosted By: Robert
Truly a great lineup of knives. Overall thin, wouldn't consider it as much of a laser as say a Takamura but this definitely leans far more towards the laser category. I find it a good compromise between semi-laser yet durable so far. Has a small convex grind to help with food release. I wouldn't say it's the best but it's better than average on release in my experience.
Handle is gorgeous, the wenge wood grain really stands out in person. Fit and finish was good, enough rounding on the choil and spine to be comfortable but nothing crazy. Handle was sealed well, blade is straight, cuts damn well, and Ginsan is very easy to maintain. Not sure what else to add! If you want a stainless blade that looks good and gets you pretty close to a laser without chipping concerns, this lineup is well suited.
Truly a great lineup of knives. Overall thin, wouldn't consider it as much of a laser as say a Takamura but this definitely leans far more towards the laser category. I find it a good compromise between semi-laser yet durable so far. Has a small convex grind to help with food release. I wouldn't say it's the best but it's better than average on release in my experience.
Handle is gorgeous, the wenge wood grain really stands out in person. Fit and finish was good, enough rounding on the choil and spine to be comfortable but nothing crazy. Handle was sealed well, blade is straight, cuts damn well, and Ginsan is very easy to maintain. Not sure what else to add! If you want a stainless blade that looks good and gets you pretty close to a laser without chipping concerns, this lineup is well suited.
