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Nenohi Sakimaru Takobiki

Traditionally the Takobiki is a square ended blade used for slicing octopus, hence the Tako in the name. However, the Nenohi Takobiki features a rounded tip (sakimaru) and it would be a shame to only use it on cephalopods. Use on any occasion you need to show off to friends or kitchen colleagues while slicing delicious morsels of sashimi.

This Nenohi blade is Sakai forged white carbon steel finished with a long, slender ebony handle. Blade length 270mm.

Wooden saya included.

Extremely limited. Only 2 knives available.

Nenohi knives

"Customers looking for genuinely good knives always come to us ... We usually do not take the cost into consideration when we develop a new product. When makers develop a new product, they usually set the price first, then, develop a knife meeting the set price. We do totally the opposite. We develop a knife first, the best knife we can create without thinking of the cost, then, set the price which meets the newly developed knife. That’s why our knives are not cheap - the only downside of our knives." Yusuke Sawada president of Nenohi

Please note:

  • This is a single bevel knife (one sided edge) for right handed users only.
  • Keep dry and use camellia oil to protect against rust.
  • Care should be taken not to chip the edge.
  • Only sharpen on sharpening stones. This knife should NEVER be sharpened on a honing steel.
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    Style Sakimaru Takobiki Blade Length 415mm
    Overall Length 263mm Weight 160g
    Blade Thickness 3.3mm Tang Pin tang
    HRC (hardness) 62 Composition White carbon steel
    Edge Kataba bevel for right handers Saya Included

     

    Care Instructions

    Knife care for 100% carbon steel knives

    • Never put in the dishwasher.
    • Do not cut through bones, frozen foods or extremely dense items.
    • This knife is 100% carbon steel, due to the nature of carbon steel this knife will tarnish and form a patina. This is to be expected and is nothing to worry about. The patina also helps protect against rust.
    • Do not leave wet on the bench or the knife may rust. Dry thoroughly after washing and do not store unless fully dry.
    • Always cut with a smooth action and never twist the blade, sideways pressure will damage the blade.
    • Use Japanese waterstones to sharpen your knife.
    • We highly recommend camellia oil and rust cleaner for maintenance.

    For detailed knife care instructions read the care notes in the package or click here.

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