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Hatsukokoro Ginga ATS-34 Damascus Petty 150mm Birch Wood
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Couteau japonais gyuto kiritsuke 210mm SG2 damas kuro-zome, vue complète sur fond noir — Stay Sharp Montréal.
Couteau japonais SG2 damas finition kuro-zome, détail du motif damassé sur la lame — Stay Sharp Montréal.
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Couteau japonais petty 150mm SG2 damas kuro-zome avec manche en ébène – vue complète sur fond noir
Couteau japonais petty 150mm SG2 damascus finition kuro-zome – profil latéral de la lame
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Couteau japonais gyuto 210mm Hatsukokoro Ginga en ATS-34 damas nickel, vue complète sur fond sombre
Détail de la lame du couteau japonais gyuto Hatsukokoro Ginga, motif damas au nickel
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Couteau japonais Santoku 180mm Hatsukokoro Ginga, vue complète sur fond noir — Stay Sharp Montréal.
Détail de la lame damas nickel du couteau japonais Santoku Hatsukokoro Ginga 180mm.
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Hatsukokoro Knife Collection — The Art of Japanese Cutting

The Hatsukokoro knife collection from Stay Sharp embodies a perfect harmony between traditional Japanese craftsmanship and the demands of modern cuisine. Hand-forged by skilled artisans, these Japanese knives combine precision, performance, and aesthetics to meet...

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Why are Hatsukokoro knives considered benchmarks in terms of precision and Japanese craftsmanship?

Hatsukokoro knives are distinguished by a unique collaborative approach: each knife is the result of the combined work of master craftsmen specialized in distinct fields, forging, sharpening, polishing, and handle assembly. This artisanal synergy creates blades of exceptional quality, both technically accomplished and aesthetically striking. The original sharpening is consistent, ensuring a professional edge from the first use. Thanks to the use of high-end steels such as Aogami Super or Ginsan, Hatsukokoro knives offer durability, finesse, and cutting performance that meet the expectations of the most demanding cooks.

What is the difference between Hatsukokoro knives and other Japanese cutlery brands?

Unlike traditional brands that often rely on a single workshop or family line, Hatsukokoro adopts an open model founded on collaboration between Japan's finest craftsmen. Each knife is the fruit of this alliance of talents, allowing for greater creative freedom and superior craftsmanship. The result: knives with diverse designs, distinctive blade profiles, frequently offered in limited editions, and remarkable balance and ergonomics. This philosophy allows Hatsukokoro to push the boundaries of Japanese cutlery, while deeply respecting its heritage.

How to maintain a Hatsukokoro knife to preserve its performance and the beauty of its materials?

A Hatsukokoro knife deserves careful care to preserve all its qualities.

  • Cleaning: Hand wash immediately after use with warm water and a soft sponge. Never use the dishwasher.
  • Drying: Wipe it carefully, especially if the blade is made of carbon steel (Aogami, Shirogami), which is more sensitive to humidity.
  • Sharpening: Sharpen it regularly using a Japanese water stone suitable for its type of steel.
  • Storage: Store it on a magnetic support or in a wooden case, away from humidity and shocks.


These simple actions extend the life of your knife while preserving the artisanal beauty of its noble materials.

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