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Experience the rich history and unmatched quality of Sakai Takayuki knives. With over 600 years of blade-making expertise, this storied company has established itself as a leader in the industry. From its beginnings in Sakai during the 16th century, creating knives for tobacco trimming and cutting, to its present ownership by Aoki-Hamano Seisakusho Company, Sakai Takayuki continues to perfect the art of knife-making.
With a focus on preserving traditional techniques and incorporating new innovations, each knife from Sakai Takayuki is a testament to the brand's dedication to excellence. Whether you're a professional chef, home cook, or knife collector, a Sakai Takayuki knife is an investment in craftsmanship and tradition that will last a lifetime.
The gyuto featured here is made with a core of Aogami Super high carbon steel which is then hammer forged to a cladding of stainless steel in the san-mai style of forge welding. The solid outer layer is given a hammer finish while the carbon forging scale has been kept on the blade for that very cool kurouchi look.
Because it has stainless cladding, maintenance is kept to a minimum. A beautiful maple octagonal handle completes this great-looking package.Maker: Sakai Takayuki
Location: Sakai Japan
Construction: San Mai
Edge Steel: Aogami Super Steel (Carbon Steel)
Cladding: Stainless Hammered
Finish: Kurouchi
HRC: 65
Bevel: 50/50
Weight: 5.9 oz (168g)
Height at Heel: 47.5 mm
Spine Thickness: 2 mm
Edge Length: 247 mm
Total Length: 395 mm
Photos by Gustavo Bermudez
With a focus on preserving traditional techniques and incorporating new innovations, each knife from Sakai Takayuki is a testament to the brand's dedication to excellence. Whether you're a professional chef, home cook, or knife collector, a Sakai Takayuki knife is an investment in craftsmanship and tradition that will last a lifetime.
The gyuto featured here is made with a core of Aogami Super high carbon steel which is then hammer forged to a cladding of stainless steel in the san-mai style of forge welding. The solid outer layer is given a hammer finish while the carbon forging scale has been kept on the blade for that very cool kurouchi look.
Because it has stainless cladding, maintenance is kept to a minimum. A beautiful maple octagonal handle completes this great-looking package.
