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The blade of this Tsunehisa Gyuto boasts an impressive level of thinness—it's not exactly laser-thin, yet elegantly tapers distally towards the point. For its price range, the level of craftsmanship is noteworthy. The full tang, crafted from stainless steel for robustness, seamlessly transitions into the bolster for a harmonious design. The tang is complemented by an eye-catching brown oak handle, securely fixed with three stainless pins. A tasteful addition to this affordable Tsunehisa knife is the beautifully engraved kanji characters—a charming surprise.
For those contemplating an entry into the universe of Japanese kitchen knives, this appealing Tsunehisa gyuto warrants strong consideration for a spot on their list.Maker: Tsunehisa
Location: Tosa, Japan
Construction: Mono Steel, Roll Forged
Edge Grind: Even (see choil photo)
Steel: SK Carbon Steel
Finiish: Kasumi
Weight: 7.6 ounces/ 216g
Blade Length: 244 mm
Total Length: 375 mm
Spine Thickness at Base: 2 mm
Blade Height: 52 mm
Handle: Black Pakkawood
For those contemplating an entry into the universe of Japanese kitchen knives, this appealing Tsunehisa gyuto warrants strong consideration for a spot on their list.
