Takahiro Miyazaki - Gyuto 8" - wenge wood handle and Aogami steel

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Hand-forged Japanese gyuto in Aogami steel: razor-sharp edge, formidable precision for meat and fish.

  • Type : Gyuto
  • Lame : 20,5 cm
  • Aogami steel
Regular price 134,99 € EUR
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Description

Takahiro Miyazaki - Gyuto is a high-end Japanese chef’s knife designed for meat and fish. Its 20.5 cm (8”) blade is hand-forged in Japan from Aogami steel, renowned for allowing very fine cutting geometry and excellent edge retention.
Result: clean, precise slices with a true “razor” feel on the cutting board.

Takahiro Miyazaki - Gyuto

In terms of gyuto knife use, this model excels at slicing, filleting, precise cutting and everyday preparation as a versatile “chef’s knife.” Its 34 cm overall length, 2.1 mm blade thickness and approx. 205 g provide an ideal balance between agility and control. The wenge wood handle (13.5 cm) offers a secure and elegant grip. Supplied in a refined wooden box, it is perfect as a premium gift or for a serious kitchen knife set.

Usage

The Gyuto is a versatile Japanese chef’s knife, perfect for slicing vegetables, cutting meat and portioning fish with a fine, clean and precise cut.

Features

  • Knife type: Gyuto.Blade length: 20,5 cm.
  • Handle length: 13,5 cm.
  • Total length: 34 cm.
  • Blade material: Aogami steel.
  • Handle material: Wenge wood.
  • Weight: 205 g.
  • Blade hardness (HRC): Not specified..
  • Country of manufacture: Japan.

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.
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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).