Fukube Kaji | Noto Makiri (Sonko) | All-Purpose Outdoor Knife | 135mm

[A versatile sword forged by the Noto Sea] A sharpness that will last even to your grandchildren's generations: Fukube Smith's "Noto Makiri (Sonko)" 135mm

• Uses: Originally a professional tool used by Noto fishermen on their boats, this all-purpose knife can withstand heavy use, from filleting fish with the tip of the blade to cutting ropes with the base of the blade. Its toughness and ease of use make it an ideal companion not only for cooking fish at home, but also for gardening, gathering wild vegetables, camping, and other outdoor activities.
• Material: This knife is made of clad steel, with Yasugi steel Aogami No. 2, which is renowned for its sharpness, sandwiched between mild steel (SS400). It has a sharp cutting edge that is recognized by fishermen, and can be resharpened for long-lasting use.
• Shape and Handle: The handle has no constriction and is unique in that the blade begins just at the end of the handle. This allows for direct application of force, providing stability even when cutting hard materials. The handle is made of durable, water-resistant oak, making it practical and non-slip even with wet hands.
• Origin: The engraved "Sonko" symbolizes the maker's warm wish that the product will be loved by his grandchildren.

Once you use one, you will be captivated by its practicality. A Japanese knife that embodies history, culture, and the aspirations of the craftsman, it is a knife you can use for a lifetime.