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"In a memorable scene from “Kill Bill,” Samurai sword maker Hattori Hanzo remarks on the sharpness of his blades, “I can tell you with no ego. If on your journey, you should encounter God, God will be cut.”
If you’d like to give Dad the gift of Japanese steel for his special day, consider a kitchen knife or collection from Syosaku, which has been forging knives since the Samurai era.
All of Syosaku’s knives are hand-forged by master artisans in the port city of Sakai. The 8.3-inch chef’s knife (shown below) is forged from premium molybdenum stainless steel and sells for $89.99."
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The knives mentioned are two among Syosaku's Chef Knives. One of which has an INOX AUS-8A stainless steel blade. The blade of the second knife noted is Takefu VG-10 high carbon stainless steel (HRC 60-62). These blade steels give exceptional sharpness, edge retention, durability, and ease of sharpening.