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Sawakazuma Setsugetsuka VG-10 Damascus Santoku 165 mm / 6.5" Rosewood Handle

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Looking for a Chef's knife, but they all tend to be a little longer than you'd like?

The Santoku by Sawakazuma is a great length for those looking for a multipurpose, more nimble kitchen knife. Additionally, theDamascus steel Santoku knife is ideal for less daily maintenance with a stainless steel core.

Ideal for: Chopping, slicing, dicing, and julienning.

Useful on food types: Small to medium proteins, variety of vegetables including carrots, onions, garlic, peppers, and lettuce.

Santoku Knife
Blade Material: DamascusVG-10 Stainless Steel core
Blade Length: 165 mm (6.5")
Edge Type: Double Bevel
Handle: Rosewood, Right Handed 


Weight: 132 g
Blade Width: 45 mm
Blade Thickness: 2 mm
Handle Length: 125 mm
Handle Thickness: 25 mm

Santoku knives vs. chef knives

Santoku knives are typically shorter and lighter than chef knives, with a thinner blade that tapers to a point. This makes them ideal for slicing and dicing vegetables and delicate tasks like mincing garlic or ginger. 

Chef knives, on the other hand, are usually longer and heavier, with thicker blades and curved edges. This design makes them better suited for tasks such as chopping meat or crushing garlic cloves. 

Enhance your cooking with a VG-10Santoku knife

This is a Sawakazma Western-style series made out of VG-10 stainless steel that’s resistant to rust. The blade has a beautiful Damascus patterning. It’s functional and can also be displayed as artwork while not in use.

Santoku Japanese chef knives are designed to be thin knives that slice, cut & chop easily through meat or vegetables to maintain the integrity and freshness of each component.

The bestsantoku knives from Echizen

Santoku knives are also known in Japan as Bunka Bōchō. In the U.S., the Bunka is sometimes used to describe theKengata Santoku, which has an angled tip allowing for more detailed slicing or cutting.

This knife maker is Sawakazuma from Echizen city, Fukui, located along the Sea of Japan. Echizen knives have a long history, dating back 700 years. While Japanese knives are typically designed with thinner blades than their European counterparts, the knives from Echizen take are even narrower.

Get the ultimate cutting experience with Hasu-Seizo 

Japanese chef knives are popular worldwide for their sharpness and precision. At Hasu-Seizo, we're passionate about sharing the joy of Japanese knives with amateur and professional chefs alike. We accept several payment methods for your convenience, including Mastercard, PayPal, Google Pay, Discover, Apple Pay, and more. Plus, we offer free standard USPS shipping within the U.S for orders over $150. 

Check out our catalog today to find the perfectSantoku knife for your kitchen! If you have any questions aboutJapanese chef knives or anything else related to Hasu-Seizo, please don't hesitate to contact us — our team will be more than happy to assist you.

The Santoku knife cannot be used to cut bone or frozen food, as it may chip.

You should also avoid using a dishwasher to clean it.

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