Izumi Ichiago - Fillet knife, Japanese steel and Tecaran handle
The fillet knife, thanks to its long, thin, flexible blade, is used to cleanly lift fillets (especially fish) by following the bones and precisely removing the skin and small pin bones.
Type : Fillet knife
- Lame : 17 cm
Japanese stainless steel
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Description
Description
Izumi Ichiago - Fillet knife is designed for fine, clean cuts: lifting fillets, trimming, removing skin, and working fish with precision. Its 17 cm blade offers excellent control to follow contours without tearing the flesh, ideal for clean and consistent preparation at home or in professional kitchens.
Izumi Ichiago - Fillet knife
Made in Japan, it uses high-carbon Japanese stainless steel designed to combine corrosion resistance, hardness, and good edge retention. With a total length of 29.5 cm, a thickness of 2.0 mm, and a weight of just 168 g, the knife remains agile and comfortable for technical movements. The Tecaran handle is resistant to water and heat, ensuring a stable and smooth grip even during long preparation sessions. A signature detail: the name “Izumi Ichiago” printed in Japanese characters on the end cap, marking the Master series. Delivered in a black gift box, it also makes a perfect gift.
Usage
Usage
The fillet knife is mainly used to cleanly lift fish fillets: its thin, long, flexible blade follows the bones to separate the flesh without waste. It also allows for skin removal and precise removal of small pin bones. Finally, it can be used for delicate cuts (trimming meat, slicing very thinly), where a rigid knife would be too harsh.
Features
Features
- Knife type: Fillet knife.Blade length: 17 cm.
- Handle length: 12,5 cm.
- Total length: 29,5 cm.
- Blade material: High-carbon Japanese stainless steel.
- Handle material: Tecaran.
- Weight: 168 g.
- Blade hardness (HRC): Not specified.
- Country of manufacture: Japan.
Instructions for use and care
Instructions for use and care
- Hand wash immediately after use (do not put in the dishwasher).
- Dry quickly after use.
- Use a suitable cutting surface: preferably a wooden or food-grade plastic cutting board.

FAQ
Can I put my knife in the dishwasher?
No, the dishwasher damages the cutting edge and can cause the blade to rust. Wash by hand and dry immediately.
Can the blade rust?
Yes, if the steel isn’t 100% stainless or if the knife is left damp. To avoid this: rinse it, dry it straight away, and don’t leave it to soak.
Which board should I use?
Wood or food-grade plastic. Avoid glass, stone and marble: they dull the blade very quickly.
Is this knife ambidextrous?
Yes, the grind is symmetrical (50/50).
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