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If you have never heard of the brand Tsubazo, you would not be alone, at least if you live in the West. But in Japan, this brand is a household name with most people. Tsubazo sells all kinds of kitchen knives and their range of goods can be found in food markets, kitchen shops, and general stores all over Japan. They make their blades in Seki City, home of blade and knife makers for over 700 years.
We decided to carry a few of their knives to provide new cooks, students of the culinary arts, and home chefs with an inexpensive and easy entry point into the world of Japanese kitchen knives. These budget blades would also be a perfect choice for practicing sharpening.
The knives are stamped stainless steel and are very basic in terms of design and execution. These may be starter knives but given a good edge they will perform quite admirably. The profile lends itself to users of all kinds whether push cutters, choppers, or rockers. These do not come very sharp out of the box so they will need a trip to the stones. If you are not comfortable with this we suggest using our finish sharpening service.
Either way, as a knife for new users or as a sharpening practice blade, there is little than can compete with the Tsubazo Stainless Wa Gyuto at this bargain basement price.Maker: Tsubazo
Location: Seki City, Japan
Construction: Stamped
Steel: Stainless Steel
Edge Length: 180mm
Height: 43mm
Weight: 3.1oz
Handle: Ho Wood Oval
Ferrule: Black Plastic
Engraving: Stamped
We decided to carry a few of their knives to provide new cooks, students of the culinary arts, and home chefs with an inexpensive and easy entry point into the world of Japanese kitchen knives. These budget blades would also be a perfect choice for practicing sharpening.
The knives are stamped stainless steel and are very basic in terms of design and execution. These may be starter knives but given a good edge they will perform quite admirably. The profile lends itself to users of all kinds whether push cutters, choppers, or rockers. These do not come very sharp out of the box so they will need a trip to the stones. If you are not comfortable with this we suggest using our finish sharpening service.
Either way, as a knife for new users or as a sharpening practice blade, there is little than can compete with the Tsubazo Stainless Wa Gyuto at this bargain basement price.
Product Reviews
Good, October 2, 2019 Tsubazo Stainless Wa Gyuto 180mm + Two Guards, August 4, 2019Posted By: Jonathan B. Horen - verified customer
The knife is great -- glad I purchased the sharpening service! It's lighter than I'd expected, but that's OK. The 10" slim plastic guard was for my bread knife, and it's more difficult to put on/take off than I'd expected, but then I don't eat a lot of sliced bread. The 8" black felt guard measured 9", but better one inch too many, than one inch too short. A great purchase... one I should have made several years ago. Never too late :D
The knife is great -- glad I purchased the sharpening service! It's lighter than I'd expected, but that's OK. The 10" slim plastic guard was for my bread knife, and it's more difficult to put on/take off than I'd expected, but then I don't eat a lot of sliced bread. The 8" black felt guard measured 9", but better one inch too many, than one inch too short. A great purchase... one I should have made several years ago. Never too late :D
Great bargain, June 20, 2019
Some Bang for the Buck, September 28, 2018Posted By: Bob Z
5 people found this review helpful
Got one of these to practice sharpening and thinning. Its a light knife that didn't come with much of an edge but sharpened easily. The handle got some sanding and a few coats of Minwax stain and some sealant for the tang and you have a nice stainless gift. Also is great for guests and knife abusers. There is alot of value for the buck here!
5 people found this review helpful
Got one of these to practice sharpening and thinning. Its a light knife that didn't come with much of an edge but sharpened easily. The handle got some sanding and a few coats of Minwax stain and some sealant for the tang and you have a nice stainless gift. Also is great for guests and knife abusers. There is alot of value for the buck here!
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