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Discover the mastery of Mr. Kajihara, a renowned blacksmith and proud owner of Kurotori Hamono. Introducing our exclusive collection of mirror-finished ginsan blades, showcasing his exquisite craftsmanship. Chefknivestogo proudly stands as the premier international dealer for these great knives. We installed upgraded Khii laurel wood handles on these knives which complement the blades beautifully.
Brand: Kurotori
Blacksmith: Hiroshi Kajihara
Location: Shimanto, Kochi Japan
Construction: San Mai, Hammer Forged
Edge Steel: Ginsan
Edge Grind: Even 50/50
Cladding: Stainless
Finish: Mirror Polish
HRC: 61
Weight: 5.4 oz/ 154g
Blade Length: 210mm
Overall Length: 365mm
Spine Thickness at Heel: 3mm
Blade Height at Heel: 46.5mm
Handle: Khii Laurel Octagonal
Reviews
1 review(s) WRITE A REVIEW (Reviews are subject to approval) Chef Review , June 13, 2024Posted By: miguel merino
Ive had this knife for about 2 years (looks beautiful). It sharpens really nice and holds a decent edge. However the at times it feels somewhat fragile (i chipped the blade few times on random things) . Keep in mind it is a thin blade and it can feel flexible at times. This was my work horse for the for a year then replaced it with a Nakagawa G3 240mm Gyuto. I wish this was made in a 240mm version (taller and wider).
Ive had this knife for about 2 years (looks beautiful). It sharpens really nice and holds a decent edge. However the at times it feels somewhat fragile (i chipped the blade few times on random things) . Keep in mind it is a thin blade and it can feel flexible at times. This was my work horse for the for a year then replaced it with a Nakagawa G3 240mm Gyuto. I wish this was made in a 240mm version (taller and wider).
