Gyuto Minamoto Sukehisa carbon steel 18cm

599,00 zł (≈ €137)

Minamoto Sukehisa (源助久) is a true heir to the Tokyo School of blacksmithing—a tradition that traces its roots directly to Edo-period swordsmiths who, following the 1876 ban on swords (Haitōrei), turned their craft to professional kitchen knives. Unlike large-scale mass-production centers like Sakai or Seki, Tokyo Hamono is a smaller, lesser-known scene—but precisely because of this, it's more authentic.

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Description

Sukehisa Hamono Co., Ltd., located in Tokyo's Adachi district, built its reputation over decades by supplying commercial kitchens, traditional Tokyo butchers, and Western cuisine (Yo-shoku) restaurants in the capital's dining districts. The brand's philosophy was simple: utility, balance, and pure edge quality—no frills. The workshop was particularly known for its precise heat treatment of carbon steel—the yaki-ire and yaki-modoshi processes—which define the blade's character more than anything else. The workshop has since ceased production, and NOS Sukehisas are becoming increasingly rare on the used market.

Gyuto 180 mm — pudełko opisuje go jako 牛刀 (180mm). Na głowni stempel 登録商標 助久 特製 (Tokusei — produkcja specjalna). Monostal węglowa SK, stan NOS w oryginalnym pudełku z ulotką producenta.


Technical characteristics

Brand / Blacksmith Minamoto Sukehisa (源助久) / Sukehisa Hamono Co., Ltd.
Type Gyuto (chef's knife)
Origin Adachi-ku, Tokyo, Japan
Steel Carbon monosteel (SK Steel)
Blade length 18 cm
Handle Western (Yo), rosewood
Condition NOS / Mint - original box with leaflet