Tadafusa has been making knives in Sanjo, Niigata since 1948. Sanjo is the heart of Japanese knife making: the same city where Shigefusa, Toyama and Munetoshi work. The blacksmithing tradition there goes back to 1661.
Unlike most knife makers, Tadafusa does everything in house: forging, grinding, heat treatment and finishing. Real craftsmanship at every step.
Tadafusa makes knives for both professionals and home cooks. Clean, consistent fit and finish, a proper production knife maker with real craftsmanship behind it.
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Tadafusa Kobo Yanagiba 210mm
AED727.51Single bevel, right handed. A yanagiba is made for slicing raw fish in one long pull: sashimi, sushi, cured salmon. The single bevel gives a cut so clean the surface of the fish stays shiny. It is... -
Tadafusa Kobo Gyuto 210mm
AED537.72210mm gyuto, 150 grams, 1,7mm at the middle of the spine. Thin and light, it goes through vegetables with almost no push. If you come from a heavy European knife, this will feel like a different tool... -
Tadafusa Kobo Santoku 170mm
AED474.46The classic Japanese home cook shape, 170mm and 125 grams. Short enough to feel safe on a small board, and 43mm tall at the heel so your knuckles stay clear. If you only want one knife, a santoku... -
Tadafusa Kobo Petty 125mm
AED411.20A small, very light petty: 44 grams. This is the knife you grab for garlic, shallots, herbs, trimming meat, or peeling an apple in your hand. Most people end up using it more than they expected.Kobo...

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