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The Harukaze White #2 Kurouchi Bunka is a great knife for home cooks and line chefs needing a compact blade that has all the attributes of a knife with a longer edge.
Harukaze means "windy spring" in Japanese. We like the name and image it conjures up! We have Harukaze knives made exclusively for CKTG by a well-regarded factory in Tosa, Japan. We specified a kurouchi finish to these knives for the added protection it affords, as well as the great rustic look that so many people love.
The inner core of White #2 is covered with a layer of soft iron that adds lightness and strength to the blade. It is quite a stout blade for a bunka but it is still light and nimble in hand. These knives are so versatile they can cover almost all needs in the kitchen, from in-hand work to major prep sessions. They come with a lovely oval rosewood and black pakka handle which is perfect for right- and left-handed users.
We are very impressed with the overall fit and finish of these knives given their very keen price. We think you will be too.Region: Tosa, Japan
Brand: Harukaze
Blacksmith: Undisclosed
Construction: San Mai, Hammer Forged
HRC: 60-61
Edge Steel: White #2
Grind: Double ground, even (see choil photo)
Cladding: Soft Iron
Blade Finish: Kurouchi
Blade Type: Bunka
Weight: 4.9 oz (140 g)
Edge Length: 171 mm
Total Length: 310 mm
Spine Thickness at Base: 3.8 mm
Blade Height: 44.6 mm
Ferrule: Black Pakka Wood
Handle: Rosewood Oval
Harukaze means "windy spring" in Japanese. We like the name and image it conjures up! We have Harukaze knives made exclusively for CKTG by a well-regarded factory in Tosa, Japan. We specified a kurouchi finish to these knives for the added protection it affords, as well as the great rustic look that so many people love.
The inner core of White #2 is covered with a layer of soft iron that adds lightness and strength to the blade. It is quite a stout blade for a bunka but it is still light and nimble in hand. These knives are so versatile they can cover almost all needs in the kitchen, from in-hand work to major prep sessions. They come with a lovely oval rosewood and black pakka handle which is perfect for right- and left-handed users.
We are very impressed with the overall fit and finish of these knives given their very keen price. We think you will be too.
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Finally easy to cut tomatoesPosted By: Get to da choppa - verified customer
1 people found this review helpful
Been big into cooking for years, but this has been one of my first investments into good knives. Sharp enough slicing tomatoes is effortless and makes that nice "clunk" you so desire. Some reviews mentioned how light the knife was, but from my side that has been nice as it feels more like a hand extension.
1 people found this review helpful
Been big into cooking for years, but this has been one of my first investments into good knives. Sharp enough slicing tomatoes is effortless and makes that nice "clunk" you so desire. Some reviews mentioned how light the knife was, but from my side that has been nice as it feels more like a hand extension.
One of my favorite knivesPosted By: A. D. Fitzgerald
I've enjoyed this knife for over a year; it is one of my top three go-to chef's knives. When I opened the box, I was somewhat dismayed by the length of the blade + hilt, but my dismay quickly turned to surprised happiness when I picked the knife up and realized that it is LIGHT! I very much admire this knife's esthetics, but make no mistake, it is a joy to use in the kitchen. A true bargain for the price.
I've enjoyed this knife for over a year; it is one of my top three go-to chef's knives. When I opened the box, I was somewhat dismayed by the length of the blade + hilt, but my dismay quickly turned to surprised happiness when I picked the knife up and realized that it is LIGHT! I very much admire this knife's esthetics, but make no mistake, it is a joy to use in the kitchen. A true bargain for the price.
I might have missed somethingPosted By: John Morningstar - verified customer
1 people found this review helpful
Decent amount piece of steel for the price. The handle is well executed. The blade takes and holds a nice edge. The knife I received is not perfectly straight. There is a slight twist. As a result the edge and spine don't exactly line up. It isn't bad enough to negatively affect daily tasks, but it's noticeable if you look closely.
1 people found this review helpful
Decent amount piece of steel for the price. The handle is well executed. The blade takes and holds a nice edge. The knife I received is not perfectly straight. There is a slight twist. As a result the edge and spine don't exactly line up. It isn't bad enough to negatively affect daily tasks, but it's noticeable if you look closely.
Great starting knife! Great knife Great Value 
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