Amazon Prime Day 2024 has officially started and runs until July 17th, 23:59 PM PST. We’ve picked out the Japanese knives we think cooking enthusiasts would be most interested in.Ready? Let’s get to the picks. It gets random.
Shun Cutlery Classic Chef’s Knife 8
Shun knives, crafted by Kai Corporation, embody the rich heritage of Seki City, Japan-a renowned hub of samurai sword-making since the 13th century.
Shun knives are super sharp and excellent quality, and easy to use. Use this knife daily for lunch and dinner at home. Made meal prep significantly easier and it looks great as well.
Shun Cutlery Classic Chef’s Knife 8 $169.95
Seki Magoroku Damascus 7.1 inches
Seki Magoroku is a line of high-quality Japanese knives produced by Kai Corporation.Seki Magoroku is top market share in Japan.
Seki Magoroku Japanese Knives are suitable for everyday use, providing a balance of performance and affordability. Use this knife daily for lunch and dinner at home. Made meal prep significantly easier and it looks great as well.
Seki Magoroku Damascus 7.1 inches (180 mm) $54.21
Global 8 chef’s knife
Global knives, manufactured by Yoshikin Co., Ltd. in Niigata Prefecture, Japan, represent a modern interpretation of the Japanese knife-making tradition. Global Knives have received numerous design awards.
Global Knives strike an excellent balance between professional-grade performance and home cook-friendly features, making them a smart choice for those looking to invest in quality kitchen tools without the complexity of some traditional Japanese knives.
Global 8″ Chef’s Knife $99.95
Fujitora FU-808 Chef’s Knife, 8.3 inches
The Fujitora is a line of Japanese kitchen knives produced by Tojiro, a well-respected Japanese knife manufacturer.
Tojiro’s Fujitora line represents a blend of traditional Japanese knife-making techniques with modern materials and design, resulting in high-performance kitchen knives suitable for a wide range of users.
Fujitora FU-808 Chef’s Knife, 8.3 inches $53.14
Miyabi Evolution Chef’s Knife, 8
Miyabi started as a knife manufacturer in Seki, Japan. In 2004, it was acquired by Zwilling J.A. Henckels, a German knife company. Despite being owned by a German company, Miyabi knives are still manufactured in Seki, Japan, a city famous for its knife-making tradition.
Miyabi knives are designed for both professional chefs and serious home cooks who appreciate high-quality kitchen tools.
Miyabi Evolution Chef’s Knife, 8 $129.95
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