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Hyogo Craftsmanship passed down since Showa 10 (1935) “Traditional Sharpness” created by a long-established maker

Usage: For soup stock

When you pour sake into the glass

Blade Material: (Core) VG10         (Sides) Soft & Hard Stainless – Total 35-layer finish

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