This is a high-quality Japanese-style gyuto knife, featuring the name of Sakai Masataka, a famous knife manufacturer in Sakai. It incorporates Aogami Super steel, a high-hardness steel. Brand new, unused. Comes in a decorative box wrapped in rust-resistant paper. Blade length: 210mm (7 sun) The spine thickness near the handle is approximately 2mm. Weight: Approximately 120g. It has a Japanese-style handle, making it lightweight and popular with Japanese cuisine chefs. This gyuto knife is thin, light, and easy to use. The sides of the blade use rust-resistant steel, while the core uses Aogami Super steel. The steel edge of the blade will turn black with use. This is a hybrid Japanese-style gyuto knife that combines the rust resistance of stainless steel with the sharpness of steel. It can be sharpened and used repeatedly. The handle is a high-quality, white buffalo horn octagonal handle made of Japanese magnolia wood. It fits comfortably in the hand and is easy to grip due to its octagonal shape. It's a double-edged knife, usable for both right and left-handed users, and can also be used as a sashimi knife or slicer. It's rust-resistant, making it a high-quality Japanese-style gyuto knife that can be used in restaurants by Japanese cuisine chefs. Of course, it's also perfect for home use. With a long blade length of 210mm, it can cut large ingredients in one go. While it might be heavy in a Western-style knife, this one is light and easy to use. The blade can be sharpened and used repeatedly. It holds its edge well and maintains its sharpness. This is a high-quality Japanese-style gyuto knife. Why not take this opportunity? It would also be perfect as a gift. Due to the guidance of the Sakai knife manufacturer, we cannot offer a discount. Thank you for your understanding. We have stock available, so we will ship it as soon as you purchase it. Aogami Super (Blue Paper Super Steel) Cho-Aoko (Super Blue Steel) Double-edged, for both right and left-handed use White buffalo horn octagonal handle YAMAWAKI HAMONO SEISAKUSHO (YAMAWAKI Knife Manufacturing)