Two yanagi sashimi knives with white steel blades and black magnolia handles

Yoshihiro Kasumi White Steel Yanagi Sushi Sashimi Japanese Knife Magnolia Handle

10.5" (270mm)
$279.99 USD
Sale price  $279.99 USD Regular price 
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Yoshihiro Kasumi White Steel Yanagi Sushi Sashimi Japanese Knife Magnolia Handle

SKU:

KKYA270MHMO
$279.99 USD
Sale price  $279.99 USD Regular price 
Blade Length

High-Carbon Care

This item is made from high-carbon steel. It offers excellent sharpness but can rust or develop a patina if not kept dry and properly maintained.

Blade Hardness
62 HRC
Stain Resistant
No
Saya Cover
Free Magnetic Oak Saya Included
Full Specifications

Blade

Knife Type
Yanagiba (Sashimi Knife)
Primary Use
Sashimi / Raw fish slicing
Blade Metal
White Steel #2
Grade
Kasumi
Construction
Clad (San Mai)
Blade Hardness
62 HRC
Blade Edge Type
Single Bevel
Blade Finish
Plain
Stain Resistant
No

Handle

Handle Material
Magnolia
Handle Shape
D-Shaped
Bolster Material
Water Buffalo Horn (Color Varies)
Tang Type
Partial Tang
Product Details

Experience precision with the Yoshihiro Kasumi White Steel Yanagi Knife, expertly forged from Japanese White High Carbon Steel #2 with a HRC of 62-63. This knife features a traditional grind for extreme sharpness, allowing effortless slicing through fish. Perfect for entry-level chefs, it comes ready to use with a magnetic oak wood sheath, knife oil, and rust eraser—all handcrafted in Japan, ensuring top quality.

Designed specifically for sushi and sashimi, the single-edged blade preserves the integrity and flavor of your ingredients. Its lightweight handmade Magnolia D-shaped handle provides a comfortable grip, while the unique kasumi mist pattern adds elegance. Ideal for creating smooth, thin slices, this knife is a must-have in any kitchen.

Care & Origin
Country of Origin
Japan
Care Instructions
Hand wash only.
Dry immediately.
Avoid the dishwasher.
Sharpening Method
Sharpen by hand using whetstones. Do not use honing rods.

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