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These traditional Kasumi style Japanese Knives are true one-sided knives. This means that the blades are fairly thick, and the back side is concave. This allows you to sharpen the face of the knife, then flip it over and lay the knife flat on a stone to remove the burr. Due to the concave shape, only the spine and edge will touch the stone, so you will not scratch the back of the knife. Deba’s are the work-horse of this series used for filleting fish and general purpose work. Yanagiba’s are for slicing meat and fish, while the Usuba is used for vegetable preparation.
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MH16206 $104.05In Stock
| Masahiro Traditional Carbon 6.5 in. (165mm) Deba
The Masahiro Traditional Carbon 6.5 in. (165mm) Deba has a heavy duty blade, that can be treated like a light duty cleaver. Although it is shaped like a Chef Knife, this knife is meant for fish, poultry and other meats, not vegetables or precision knife work.
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MH16206
MH16207 $115.50In Stock
| Masahiro Traditional Carbon 7 in. (180mm) Deba
The Masahiro Traditional Carbon 7 in. (180mm) Deba has a heavy duty blade, that can be treated like a light duty cleaver. Although it is shaped like a Chef Knife, this knife is meant for fish, poultry and other meats, not vegetables or precision knife work.
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MH16207
MH16218 $84.20In Stock
| Masahiro Traditional Carbon 8.25 in. (210mm) Yanagi
The Masahiro Traditional Carbon 8.25 in. (210mm) Yanagi is most commonly used for slicing fish. The blade is not meant for heavy duty butchering tasks, and shouldn't be used on bones.
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MH16218
MH16219 $88.75Product Temporarily Unavailable
| Masahiro Traditional Carbon 9.4 in. (240mm) Yanagi
The Masahiro Traditional Carbon 9.4 in. (240mm) Yanagi is most commonly used for slicing fish. The blade is not meant for heavy duty butchering tasks, and shouldn't be used on bones.
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MH16219
MH16220 $104.05In Stock
| Masahiro Traditional Carbon 10.5 in. (270mm) Yanagi
The Masahiro Traditional Carbon 10.5 in. (270mm) Yanagi is most commonly used for slicing fish. The blade is not meant for heavy duty butchering tasks, and shouldn't be used on bones.
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MH16220
MH16221 $126.95In Stock
| Masahiro Traditional Carbon 12 in. (300mm) Yanagi
The Masahiro Traditional Carbon 12 in. (300mm) Yanagi is most commonly used for slicing fish. The blade is not meant for heavy duty butchering tasks, and shouldn't be used on bones.
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MH16221
MH16222 $153.70In Stock
| Masahiro Traditional Carbon 13 in. (330mm) Yanagi
The Masahiro Traditional Carbon 13 in. (330mm) Yanagi Yanagi is most commonly used for slicing fish. The blade is not meant for heavy duty butchering tasks, and shouldn't be used on bones.
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MH16222
MH16231 $126.95In Stock
| Masahiro Traditional Carbon 12 in. (300mm) Takobiki
The Masahiro Traditional Carbon 12 in. (300mm) Takobiki is a variation of a yanagi, and is used when preparing sashimi. Used when cutting sashimi and octopus, and is not meant for butchering tasks or be used on bones.
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MH16231
MH16239 $88.75In Stock
| Masahiro Traditional Carbon 7 in (180mm) Usuba
Masahiro Traditional Carbon 7 in (180mm) Usuba provides for very clean, straight cuts and is used by sushi chefs to roll-cut cucumbers into very long thin sheets. This knife is ideal for cutting, chopping and mincing fruits and vegetables.
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MH16239
MH16241 $119.30In Stock
| Masahiro Traditional Carbon 8.25 in (210mm) Usuba
The Masahiro Traditional Carbon 8.25 in (210mm) Usuba provides for very clean, straight cuts and is used by sushi chefs to roll-cut cucumbers into very long thin sheets. This knife is ideal for cutting, chopping and mincing fruits and vegetables.
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MH16241
MH16307 $163.25In Stock
| Masahiro Traditional Carbon Left Handed 7 in. (180mm) Deba
The Masahiro Traditional Carbon
Left Handed 7 in. (180mm) Deba has a heavy duty blade, that can be treated like a light duty cleaver. Although it is shaped like a Chef Knife, this knife is meant for fish, poultry and other meats, not vegetables or precision knife work.
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MH16307
MH16318 $116.25In Stock
| Masahiro Traditional Carbon Left Handed 8.25 in. (210mm) Yanagi
The Masahiro Traditional Carbon
Left Handed 8.25 in. (210mm) Yanagi is most commonly used for slicing fish. The blade is not meant for heavy duty butchering tasks, and shouldn't be used on bones.
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MH16318
MH16319 $123.15In Stock
| Masahiro Traditional Carbon Left Handed 9.5 in. (240mm) Yanagi
The Masahiro Traditional Carbon
Left Handed 9.5 in. (240mm) Yanagi is most commonly used for slicing fish. The blade is not meant for heavy duty butchering tasks, and shouldn't be used on bones.
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MH16319
MH16320 $146.05In Stock
| Masahiro Traditional Carbon Left Handed 10.5 in. (270mm) Yanagi
The Masahiro Traditional Carbon
Left Handed 10.5 in. (270mm) Yanagi is most commonly used for slicing fish. The blade is not meant for heavy duty butchering tasks, and shouldn't be used on bones.
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MH16320
MH16339 $123.15In Stock
| Masahiro Traditional Carbon Left Handed 7 in. (180mm) Usuba
The Masahiro Traditional Carbon
Left Handed 7 in. (180mm) Usuba provides for very clean, straight cuts and is used by sushi chefs to roll-cut cucumbers into very long thin sheets. This knife is ideal for cutting, chopping and mincing fruits and vegetables.
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MH16339
