Blade length
With Machi ; Yanagiba,Takohiki,Fugubiki,Usuba,
KamagataUsuba,Sushi-kiri,Honehiki,and
Mukimono
Without Machi ; Deba,Mioroshi,and Nakiri.
Type | Application | Standard size | Type of Machi | |
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Yanagiba | Yanagiba is a popular Sashimi knife, also called "Shoubu". It is used to cut fish fillets. Kansai region style. | 270-300 | With Machi |
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Takohiki | Takobiki is a sashimi knife, which is used to cut fish fillets. Kanto region style. | 300-330 | With Machi |
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Fugubiki | Fugubiki is a cutting knife of blowfish, also called "Tessa". | 270 | With Machi |
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Usuba | Usuba is a vegetable knife, originated in Kantou region. | 210 | With Machi |
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Kamagata Usuba | Kamagata Usuba is a vegetable knife, originated in Kansai region. Small size is used for fine work such as decoration cutting. | 210 | With Machi |
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Deba | Deba is used for fish filleting and chopping meat without bones. | 180-210 | Without Machi |
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Kodeba | Kodeba is a small Deba knife. It is used for cutting small fish. | 90-120 | Without Machi |
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Sushi-kiri | Sushi-kiri is used for dividing a long rolled sushi into bite size pieces. It is double-edged. | 240 | With Machi |
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Mioroshi | Mioroshi is ued for fish filleting, which is thinner and narrower than Deba knife. | 210-240 | Without Machi |
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Honekiri | Honekiri is used for cutting pike-eel thin bone. It is also called "Hamo-kiri". | 300 | With Machi |
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Nakiri | Nakiri has been used for cutting vegetables among the common people. It is double-edged. | 165 | Without Machi |
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Mukimono | 180 | With Machi |