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【Knife Making】 How to Make Handmade Japanese Knives with 600 Years of History. 

Craftsmanship Process - SUIGENKYO
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Hi Guys!!!
This video introduces the process of crafting a Japanese kitchen knives.
In Japan, almost 90% of chefs choose Sakai Uchihamono. Even today, each knife is made by hand in a 15-step process, and the sharpness of the blade is enough to make a chef’s heartbeat faster. The Japanese knives have a “single-beveled” which is unique compared to other knives in the world, and the razor-sharp blade is excellent for cutting fish when preparing Japanese food. It shows a brilliant cut on the food and brings out the best flavor without crushing the cells.
As the Japanese food boom such as sashimi and sushi are taking place overseas, the tools used to make such Japanese food are also receiving attention, spurring their popularity. Izumi Riki Seisakusho Co., Ltd. has expanded into the United States, Singapore, and France. Also, they receive advice from top chefs outside of Japan, and works hard every day to develop products that can meet the needs of all genres including Japanese, Western, and Chinese cuisine. Stainless steel knives are inexpensive and easy to maintain, while forged blades are expensive and prone to spills. However, just by adding the routine of “sharpening” before cooking, you will not only improve the sharpness of your knives but also make your cooking time more enjoyable. Why not give it a try?
Please enjoy watching the Japanese craftsmanship!!!!
Crafts Name: Japanese Kitchen Knife / 堺打刃物
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【Chapter】
0:15 Metal Forging / Rough Hammering
1:57 Cutting
3:07 Hammering
3:51 Rough Sharpening
4:08 Flat Sharpening
4:31 Main Sharpening
5:15 Sharpening Surface
5:23 Final Check
6:40 Signature
7:46 Attaching a Handle

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Комментарии : 103   
@edwardfletcher7790
@edwardfletcher7790 Год назад
The skill of Mr Tanaka sharpening so accurately at that speed blows my mind !! 😲😲
@Craftsmanship-Process
@Craftsmanship-Process Год назад
It is truly wonderful. A living legend. I sincerely hope that there will be young people who aspire to be like him.
@Craftsmanship-Process
@Craftsmanship-Process Год назад
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@michashy7069
@michashy7069 Год назад
great job with the hand labeling so satifying
@Craftsmanship-Process
@Craftsmanship-Process Год назад
Thank you so much for your comment 😊
@sorinpop2804
@sorinpop2804 7 месяцев назад
Nice job sir!
@Sj85119
@Sj85119 Год назад
I like this content, it adds knowledge to me
@Craftsmanship-Process
@Craftsmanship-Process Год назад
Thank you so much for your comment!! We will keep uploading great videos like this;))
@tiada55
@tiada55 11 месяцев назад
Such amazing culture. Respect 😬✌️👍
@Craftsmanship-Process
@Craftsmanship-Process 11 месяцев назад
Thank you so much!!!!!
@user-kd3zj3qx9s
@user-kd3zj3qx9s Год назад
I love Japanese knives. (ชอบมีดสไตล์ญี่ปุ่นครับ จากคนไทย)
@Craftsmanship-Process
@Craftsmanship-Process Год назад
Thank you so muchhh🙌🙌🙌
@PROProcesss
@PROProcesss Год назад
It takes more than a year to learn how to make such a knife. 👍👍
@Craftsmanship-Process
@Craftsmanship-Process Год назад
Thank you so much for your comment 😊 That was absolutely master technique 👏
@trappenweisseguy27
@trappenweisseguy27 Год назад
A smith like him will have decades of experience. Apprentices typically have around 6 years under their belt before the master will allow them to forg3 a knife. They do sharpening and grinding for years before being allowed to forge. It’s the Japanese way.
@Craftsmanship-Process
@Craftsmanship-Process Год назад
​@TrappenWeisseGuy ; thank you for your comment!! You're right, the one of apprentice in this video is the son of master and they learn skills from their master🙌🙌
@nanashinde9513
@nanashinde9513 11 месяцев назад
Hon sir true it requires time to develop such skill yes roll down till we make one it is not just fabrication or forging it is process we have to learn develop and master it
@amrisimatupang476
@amrisimatupang476 10 месяцев назад
more than a year???? 😅 decades maybe??
@kieransmith1796
@kieransmith1796 Год назад
Beautiful knives. Such skill and artistry. ❤
@Craftsmanship-Process
@Craftsmanship-Process Год назад
Thank you for your comment 🙌🙌
@bekbolotismailov8929
@bekbolotismailov8929 Год назад
Хорошая работа, おつかれさま ありがとう ございます.👏
@Craftsmanship-Process
@Craftsmanship-Process Год назад
ありがとうございます!! Рад видеть таких как ты! ! ! Мы продолжим загружать больше замечательных видео!
@dimashpak1060
@dimashpak1060 11 месяцев назад
I didn't see the heat treating and tempering process. Are the knives heat treated?
@jagdishprasadkhaitan4815
@jagdishprasadkhaitan4815 Год назад
Lovely superb knife you have made it.
@Craftsmanship-Process
@Craftsmanship-Process Год назад
🙌🙌😊😊
@lapphan8926
@lapphan8926 11 месяцев назад
Anh Nhât thì chăm lám và siêng năng cô gă'ng tim.tòi nhŭng cůng b ay làm mâù mè tõ ra bí truyên 😮😊
@Craftsmanship-Process
@Craftsmanship-Process 11 месяцев назад
Một phần bí mật của quy trình sản xuất là một trong những nét quyến rũ của hàng thủ công. Hãy tiếp tục tận hưởng sự quyến rũ của hàng thủ công!
@time4clocks
@time4clocks Год назад
Japan has a significant ageing population and I hope these traditional craft industries will continue. The quality is superb in everything that is made!! 😸😸🌷🌷
@Craftsmanship-Process
@Craftsmanship-Process Год назад
Thank you for your comment 😊 🙏
@user-gn3nc6zy2c
@user-gn3nc6zy2c Год назад
,джяпон самые лучшие мастера трудолюбивые ножи исключительные сильно уважаю 🐝👏👍👍👍💪💙💛
@Craftsmanship-Process
@Craftsmanship-Process Год назад
Спасибо вам!
@pushprajpathak449
@pushprajpathak449 10 месяцев назад
Love ❤ from India 👍🙏🙏
@Craftsmanship-Process
@Craftsmanship-Process 10 месяцев назад
BIG LOVE FROM JAPAN❤️❤️❤️❤️
@user-xv4rl1es8d
@user-xv4rl1es8d 11 месяцев назад
ผมชอบมีดญี่ปุ่นสุดๆ
@Craftsmanship-Process
@Craftsmanship-Process 11 месяцев назад
ขอบคุณ! สามารถเช็คสินค้าได้ที่นี่!
@user-kf9kl4ul2d
@user-kf9kl4ul2d Год назад
Хочу такой ножик...! I want such a knife...! 🤔
@Craftsmanship-Process
@Craftsmanship-Process Год назад
Thank you for your interest. You can purchase from the following URL suigenkyo.store/collections/kitchen-knife Благодарим вас за проявленный интерес. Вы можете приобрести продукт по следующему адресу suigenkyo.store/collections/kitchen-knife
@weet-bixkid4813
@weet-bixkid4813 Год назад
I noticed only one side was sharpened would that make it a right handed knife? Do they make left handed ones too?
@Craftsmanship-Process
@Craftsmanship-Process Год назад
Thank you for your comment 😊 They do making for left-hand users🙌🙌
@BblpBurJIa3
@BblpBurJIa3 Год назад
Pleasant to see how the japanese keep their traditional culture and skills. I respect it very much.
@Craftsmanship-Process
@Craftsmanship-Process Год назад
Thank you for your comment! We will continue to do our best to bring Japanese traditions to the world. Enjoy!
@nghinvuinhnghin5157
@nghinvuinhnghin5157 Год назад
Tôi có thể xin việc học tập ko
@Craftsmanship-Process
@Craftsmanship-Process Год назад
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@hikewomeat
@hikewomeat Год назад
Knives and other cutting items made by Japanese craftsmen are deservedly considered the pinnacle of perfection. Since labor and skill are invested in their production, based on ancient traditions and strengthened by the philosophy associated with the comprehension of Zen. The master who created the knife expresses in his creation the idea of ​​beauty and perfection. I understand that a person can learn this art all his life. The process itself is important. I myself am also trying to do something similar. Of course, I am very far from the skill shown in this video. But, nevertheless, I learned a lot of useful things. I want to ask you about the hardening process. It is noticeable that in the area of ​​the blade on the knife there is a line left over from the hardening process. But this process itself is not shown in the film. If this is not a secret, please tell us how hardening is done. Are you using oil or water? Do you apply clay to the surface of the workpiece to prevent hardening of parts of the knife other than the blade?
@stevesyncox9893
@stevesyncox9893 Год назад
Some steels will auto hamon. W1 is good for that & 1084.
@hikewomeat
@hikewomeat Год назад
Probably this phenomenon is associated with the geometry of the blade itself. The thin part cools during hardening faster. In any case, the listed types of steels are cooled in water or in a two -stage process first in water, then in oil. In this video, the hardening process is not shown. Therefore, we definitely cannot know how the local hardening of steel is achieved.
@einundsiebenziger5488
@einundsiebenziger5488 Год назад
Bet the people there just do their work and give a rat's ass about Zen. Not everything the Japanese do has a philosophy about it.
@user-od5db1lf6n
@user-od5db1lf6n 6 месяцев назад
あなたのおっしゃる通り、硬化プロセス(日本では焼き入れ(yakiire)と言います)で線が出る刃物もあります。しかしそれは多くの場合、日本刀(Nihontou)で使われる技法です。 ⚪︎玉鋼(Tamahagane)を刀(Katana)の形に成形した後、泥(砥石の粉や灰などを含んだもの)を厚みを厚い箇所と薄い箇所に分けて塗り、炉で熱した後急冷します。多くの刀鍛冶は水を使って急冷させますが、油を使う刀鍛冶もいます。泥の厚い箇所は温度が下がるのがゆっくり、薄い箇所は早く温度が下がる事によって硬さの違いが生まれます(刃先は硬くしたいので薄く泥を塗ります)。硬さの違いとはつまり組織の違いです。硬い箇所はマルテンサイト(Martensite)、柔らかい箇所はパーサイト(Persite)という組織構造になり、刃物に適した役割を果たします。因みに、包丁でこの構造を持つものもあります。本焼き(Honyaki)と呼ばれる和包丁の最高級品は、日立金属安来工場(2023年現在は株式会社プロテリアル安来工場(Proterial Yasugi, Ltd.)という名前に変わってしまいました。悲しい。)で生産される、青紙鋼(Hitachi Blue knife steel)に代表される優れた刃物鋼の上に泥を塗り焼き入れをした包丁です。日本刀と同じプロセスで生まれる包丁と言えます。 ⚪︎上記の日本刀に対して、日本の家庭でも使われる和包丁の多くは、軟鉄と刃物鋼を鍛接したものです。この場合、軟鉄と鋼の境目に線が出ます。硬化プロセスによって線が生まれるわけではありません。こちらは日本刀と同じプロセスで生まれているとは言いづらいです。また、和包丁の特徴の一つとして片刃(Kataba)という構造が重要なファクターとなります。”キッチンナイフは片側にしか刃が無いから全部片刃だろ?”という方もいらっしゃるでしょう。しかし日本の包丁において片刃というと、平な厚い部分から刃先に向かって徐々に薄くなる面の裏にほぼ平な面があるものを言います。これによって和包丁は素晴らしい切れ味を得ます。この動画で生産されているのはまさにこの片刃の包丁(出刃(Deba)包丁)です。
@PeterNetped
@PeterNetped Год назад
@Craftsmanship-Process
@Craftsmanship-Process Год назад
Thanks a lot for your comment 😊
@cindyphipps7507
@cindyphipps7507 8 месяцев назад
I wonder , how does he keep his hands from chafing and cracking
@Craftsmanship-Process
@Craftsmanship-Process 8 месяцев назад
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
@user-vv7ht5yb1v
@user-vv7ht5yb1v Год назад
果然是把好刀夠利
@Craftsmanship-Process
@Craftsmanship-Process Год назад
🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️🙌🙌🙌
@espiritoconsolador838
@espiritoconsolador838 11 месяцев назад
"Porque Deus tanto amou o mundo que deu o seu Filho Unigênito, para que todo o que nele crer não pereça, mas tenha a vida eterna." João 3:16🩵
@Craftsmanship-Process
@Craftsmanship-Process 11 месяцев назад
💛💛💛💛💛💛
@gokugopala1984
@gokugopala1984 Год назад
what is the flat knife from the group called? Its flat at front and seems it has a thicker blade.
@Craftsmanship-Process
@Craftsmanship-Process Год назад
its called Santoku or Gyuto!
@aaronroark4256
@aaronroark4256 Год назад
The flat knife at the end of the video is called a nakiri.
@user-cb9zs8ql1v
@user-cb9zs8ql1v 10 месяцев назад
갖고싶당
@Craftsmanship-Process
@Craftsmanship-Process 10 месяцев назад
아래 URL에서 구입이 가능합니다! suigenkyo.store/collections/sakaitoji?_pos=1&_psq=sakai&_ss=e&_v=1.0
@bayzidmunshibayzidmohammed3754
@bayzidmunshibayzidmohammed3754 11 месяцев назад
@Craftsmanship-Process
@Craftsmanship-Process 11 месяцев назад
LOVE💛💛💛💛💛💛
@hibagon5919
@hibagon5919 Год назад
Japanese knives are sharp and durable. After seeing this video, I agree.
@Craftsmanship-Process
@Craftsmanship-Process Год назад
Thank you for your comment🙋‍♂️🙋‍♂️ Absolutely, these knives are extremely sharp and used by many famous chefs 👨‍🍳
@Rasul_Ustarkhanov
@Rasul_Ustarkhanov Год назад
manual steel is a thing of the past, powder steel is relevant today
@Craftsmanship-Process
@Craftsmanship-Process Год назад
Yes💛💛💛💛💛
@MohammedIbrahim-yh2vm
@MohammedIbrahim-yh2vm 11 месяцев назад
Make for me
@Craftsmanship-Process
@Craftsmanship-Process 11 месяцев назад
You can order from the link below!!! suigenkyo.store/collections/kitchen-knife
@quocnamtruong5607
@quocnamtruong5607 Год назад
Tôi thích có một con dao như thế (bởi vì nó quá tuyệt vời ) nhưng khi về đến Việt Nam giá nó quá cao, và tôi không thể sở hữu chúng được.
@Craftsmanship-Process
@Craftsmanship-Process Год назад
Cảm ơn bình luận của bạn! Chúng tôi rất mong nhận được phản hồi từ bạn!
@user-vv5iv1uh4t
@user-vv5iv1uh4t 11 месяцев назад
Понятно я хотел купить ваши нож яизтаджикиста
@user-vv5iv1uh4t
@user-vv5iv1uh4t 11 месяцев назад
А телеграмма есть
@Craftsmanship-Process
@Craftsmanship-Process 11 месяцев назад
suigenkyo.store/collections/kitchen?filter.v.price.gte=&filter.v.price.lte=&filter.p.product_type=Kitchen+knife&sort_by=manual Его можно приобрести здесь.
@starybruna3162
@starybruna3162 Год назад
👏👏👏👍👍🌹🌹🙏
@Craftsmanship-Process
@Craftsmanship-Process Год назад
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@starybruna3162
@starybruna3162 Год назад
@@Craftsmanship-Process 🤝🍀🕊️🙏
@user-vv7ht5yb1v
@user-vv7ht5yb1v Год назад
降臨祖嫲有到東京買一箱刀
@Craftsmanship-Process
@Craftsmanship-Process Год назад
👏👏🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️
@user-vv5iv1uh4t
@user-vv5iv1uh4t 11 месяцев назад
Привет вь откуда а есть ватсап
@Craftsmanship-Process
@Craftsmanship-Process 11 месяцев назад
Я из Японии, у меня нет "what'sup".
@user-zc7qm1ux2v
@user-zc7qm1ux2v Год назад
Какая цена такого ножа
@Craftsmanship-Process
@Craftsmanship-Process Год назад
Смотрите ниже! suigenkyo.store/search?q=sakai&options%5Bprefix%5D=last
@user-ky9dt7tv4h
@user-ky9dt7tv4h 10 месяцев назад
서양도 한국도 일본도 칼만드는건 다 똑같지 뭐
@Craftsmanship-Process
@Craftsmanship-Process 10 месяцев назад
각 나라마다 각기 다른 방식으로 만들어지고 있는 것이 대단하다고 생각합니다!
@trappenweisseguy27
@trappenweisseguy27 Год назад
The piece steel put on at the 0:30 mark is the actual piece of high carbon steel that will be drawn into the cutting edge. The rest is non high carbon steel.
@Craftsmanship-Process
@Craftsmanship-Process Год назад
Thank you for your comment 🙌🙌 Yes the steel is called "Jigane" in Japan and it makes the knife sharp 👌
@TrevorDennis100
@TrevorDennis100 Год назад
I was worried about that. The body of the knife was soft enough to easily mark with the chisel, so how would it keep an edge? Knowing the edge steel is different to the body answers that, but we didn't see and heat treatment.
@einundsiebenziger5488
@einundsiebenziger5488 Год назад
What a weird way to attach the handle. Guess it would be way easier to clamp the blade into a vice and just hammer the handle on, which would also properly close the gap between tang and handle that is so often present on traditional Japanese knives.
@Craftsmanship-Process
@Craftsmanship-Process Год назад
thanks for the comment;)
@MrMackievelli
@MrMackievelli Год назад
Burning in a handle is one of the best ways to attach a handle. Doing your hammer on way would destroy the wood.
@metines188
@metines188 Год назад
понторезы
@Craftsmanship-Process
@Craftsmanship-Process Год назад
Спасибо за ваш комментарий! !
@bekbolotismailov8929
@bekbolotismailov8929 Год назад
Типичные слова людей что ничего не смыслят в кузнечном искусстве.
@user-zv7bx2ed7v
@user-zv7bx2ed7v Год назад
어이 장인 칼 손잡이 만드는거 한국에 와서 배워라
@user-jy1kd5kf7v
@user-jy1kd5kf7v Год назад
Супер молодец!!! Превосходно!!!
@Craftsmanship-Process
@Craftsmanship-Process Год назад
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@user-rb3ld7xb2p
@user-rb3ld7xb2p Год назад
역시갓본 이찌반
@Craftsmanship-Process
@Craftsmanship-Process Год назад
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