Upscale Living Magazine, known as the world's luxury portal magazine featured Syosaku-Japan on their latest article.
The article, "15 Last-Minute Luxury Mother’s Day Gifts" was written by Jarone Ashkenazi.
"Whether mom is looking to become a Master Chef or just simply looking to make cooking easier, Syosaku specializes in creating knives that are suitable for both home cooks and professional chefs alike. Made in the ancient port city of Sakai, Japan, known originally for forging samurai swords, mom can revel in the fact that true artisans (with some knives taking up to six months for the artisans to craft a fully finished product) are crafting her new knives. A must for any kitchen is their Petty Knife ($255.99) which features a 6” blade and octagonal handle and is ideal for everyday chef handling daily kitchen tasks. Two other offerings that will make meal prep easy for mom include the versatile Chef Knife ($89.99) as well as the Vegetable Knife ($127.99) which is available with Sheath Set ($155.99)."
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