Japanese Fujicut Santoku Knife 6.5 in service sake with families visiting a Shinto

with families visiting a Shinto shrine on a beautiful autumn day

it combines traditional craftsmanship with modern practicality

hand-printed on washi paper using the traditional Yuzen dyeing method

This kimono reflects the harmony and grace of traditional Japanese craftsmanship

The word egao means “smile

Japanese Fujicut Santoku Knife 6.5 in service sake with families visiting a ShintoFujicut Japanese Santoku Knife 6. 5 in Blade Forged in Tsubame Sanjo Made in Tsubame Sanjo, one of the leading centers of Japanese cutlery, this Fujicut Santoku knife combines regional tradition with everyday practicality. Its stainless steel blade resists corrosion and holds its edge over time, while its black resin handle, riveted in the Western style, offers a secure, hygienic grip. Suitable for both right and left handed use, it effortlessly