Teruhisa Men-Kiri Knife, Sharpened, Ishizuki Black Finish, Soba Cutter, Moonstone Honpo, Nearly Unused, Boxed, 215mm

Teruhisa Men-Kiri Knife 215mm

This is a noodle-cutting knife by Teruhisa. Men-Kiri knives are specialized blades used for cutting soba, udon, and other noodles straight and to a uniform width. This appears to be an unused stored item, though there are minor storage marks, so it is listed as nearly unused. The handle still has its original sticker cleanly attached, and it comes in its original box. The kuro-uchi finish has a rich character, giving the soba-making tools a handsome, traditional appearance.

The knife is double-bevel Hagane (carbon steel), with a firm, stiff blade that makes it easy to cut noodles straight and evenly.

The knife has been sharpened and is ready to use immediately upon arrival. Please take care when opening the package. The listed price already includes the sharpening service.

It features the engravings “登録” (Registered), “特製” (Special), and “輝久” (Teruhisa), and the handle retains a clean “石月” (Ishizuki) sticker. This Men-Kiri is well suited for home soba enthusiasts who want a dedicated knife with both traditional looks and practical cutting performance.

The wide, straight edge and substantial weight help you press down cleanly through the dough, achieving consistent noodle thickness.

Length: 355mm
Blade Length: 215mm
Blade Width: 67mm
Blade Thickness: 2mm
Weight: 238g

SHARPENED by a Japanese Sharpener. Razor sharp. The sharpener is in Kyoto, the traditional city in Japan as you know. You can use without maintenance. You don't need to pay maintenance costs after receiving. If any, please feel free to ask, English available.

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