数日前、渡辺刃物に包丁５点セットを注文して、今日、届きました。
here (Japanese verion) or
here (English version).
I will provide more detailed information about the knives after I test them all.
すべて試してから、もっと詳しい情報を載せます。
December 21, 2011
A Set of Five Kitchen Knives from Watanabe Blade/渡辺刃物の包丁５点セット
I ordered a set of five kitchen knives from Watanabe Blade a few days ago, and received it today.
数日前、渡辺刃物に包丁５点セットを注文して、今日、届きました。
For information about this set, click
here (Japanese verion) or
here (English version).
I will provide more detailed information about the knives after I test them all.
すべて試してから、もっと詳しい情報を載せます。
数日前、渡辺刃物に包丁５点セットを注文して、今日、届きました。
here (Japanese verion) or
here (English version).
I will provide more detailed information about the knives after I test them all.
すべて試してから、もっと詳しい情報を載せます。
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7 comments:
きれいな包丁！
I recently bought myself a Japanese hand made knife similar looking as your santoku (the middle one). I was going to buy one from the shop you recommended but unfortunately my trip got shortened because of the tsumami. A local shop here import hand made knives from Japan. I absolutely loved it! I will never use anything else. I also bought a Shun last week and when I use them side by side, I still prefer the handmade one! The smallest knife in your set has a very interesting shape. The price for the set is very reasonable. I am waiting for your knife report!
okasan: Sorry about the quake and the tsunami...
I have used three of the five knives today. I will use the other two tomorrow. I can't wait to try them!
Hiroyuki, a good set of knives is on the top of my list when I go shopping in Japan! Your knives look extraordinary.
Here good quality Japanese knives are not available (at least not the hand-made ones). It's funny because I was recently offered a ceramic knife. It's been in fashion lately because it cuts very well. I use it to make very thin pork slices to make Japanese-style rolls with okra for example.
Do you also have a special knife sharpener? I have heard that Japanese knives require a special sharpener.
Good knives are for life. I hope you enjoy yours but it already seems so (laugh). Oh I do know the thrill checking out a new knife. Wonderful, isn't it. And japanese knives are so beautiful, very elegant.
Did you cut yourself unintentionally during first use? Some knives take a little blood tax if they are willing to serve you properly furthermore.
Beautiful knives! I'm looking forward to reading your assessment. I spent quite a bit of time reading the Watanabe Blade website... one day I'd love to own one!
Sissi: I still use the whetstone and the sharpener that I mentioned here:
http://hiro-shio.blogspot.com/2009/06/shigefusa-nakiri-bocho.html
I'm frugal and much of a minimalist...
I want to get a really good whetstone some day!
Kiki: It's really trilling having five knives at once! I bought some konnyaku yesterday to test the sashimi knife today. It may take some time until I can test the deba.
It's nothing to brag about, but I've never cut myself with a knife for so many years.
muskratbyte: I think Watanabe Blade is more famous abroad than in Japan. I hope you get a really good one!
This blog is further than my expectations. Nice work guys!!!http://www.malknives.com
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