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This 8-inch Japanese chef knife is designed for cooks who prefer the control and precision of a single-bevel edge. The right-handed blade features a hand-sharpened 13° edge for smooth, controlled slicing and precise ingredient preparation. Its 8-inch blade provides a practical balance of cutting surface and maneuverability for everyday kitchen tasks. The single-bevel design is specifically made for right-handed users and is well suited to cooks who want more controlled cuts when slicing, chopping, and preparing ingredients. Made from high-carbon stainless steel with an HRC 56–58 hardness rating, the blade offers a balance of sharpness, durability, toughness, and corrosion resistance for regular kitchen use. The ergonomic Pakkawood handle provides a comfortable, secure grip and helps maintain control throughout food preparation. Its rounded shape is especially suitable for cooks with larger hands, while the solid, well-balanced construction provides a stable feel in the hand. The handle frame also uses FSC-certified wood for a more considered material choice. Designed for home cooks who want a Japanese-style kitchen knife with a specialized single-bevel edge, this 8-inch chef knife combines precise cutting performance with everyday practicality. It comes in an elegant gift box and is suitable for birthdays, Thanksgiving, Christmas, or other occasions. For longer-lasting performance, hand washing and avoiding prolonged soaking are recommended.
