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Santoku AUS-6 Tsuchime Western Handle 180mm

Santoku AUS-6 Tsuchime Western Handle 180mm

SKU:H1316

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Lead time: 3-6 months

“Santoku" means an all-purpose knife, including meat, fish, and vegetables. It is designed to have both features of Japanese Nakiri (vegetable knife) and Japanese Gyuto (meat knife). Being highly convenient and practical, it is most widely used in households. Recommended for those new to Japanese kitchen knives and novice cooks.

Material Details

AUS-6 steel is a Japanese stainless steel produced by Aichi Steel Corporation, valued for its excellent rust resistance, toughness, and ease of sharpening. Its durability and low maintenance make it a versatile and reliable choice for everyday kitchen use, appreciated by home cooks and professional chefs alike.

Finish Details

The knife bears visible impressions of the hand-forging process (round hammer dents on the blade), which gives it a beautiful finish and also prevents food from sticking to the blade.

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Knife Category Santoku
Steel Type Stainless
Steel Material Tsuchime
Blade Edge Double-edged
Blade Thickness 2mm
Blade HRC 60~61
Blade Finish Tsuchime
Handle Material Western Handle
Blade Length 180mm
Sheath Availability Yes
Place of Origin Seki City in Gifu Prefecture
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AUS-10 / Tsuchime / Western HandleH1316Lead time: 3-6 months
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Crafted in Japan

At Musashi Japan, we partner with skilled craftsmen across seven Japanese prefectures who practice centuries-old, region-specific techniques. Our mission is to create blades that honor tradition while meeting the modern demands of the kitchen.

Honoring Tradition

Drawing on techniques such as Damascus forging, traditional lacquer work, and precision engraving, alongside thoughtful modern materials, every blade embodies the skill, history, and individuality of its maker.

Shared with the world

With products delivered to more than 136 countries, we offer experiences that reach far beyond the purchase itself, allowing people around the world to connect with the spirit, skill, and culture of Japan.