Hello

Hello,
real Japanese and English teachers.

In 2014 I imported a Santoku knife from Japan and still very happy with it.

Can you tell me what is written on it?

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"The pleasure of being cummed inside"

you don't trick me Chong Pun

It says "Property of BLACKED.JP"

Google says, "Japanese knife brilliant main steel"

日本包丁 辉 本钢 yw

it says we are sorry for comfort women

It says "If you don't reply to my post your mom will die today"

It says "Folded one thousand times"

kek

no, a damascus steel knive like this would cost me around 1500-2000$

It says "forged by Sengo Muramasa".

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muramasa
>Thus, it is thought of as a demonic cursed blade that creates bloodlust in those who wield it.

600$

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pretty sure this is made in china with chinese steel

1700€

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nippon houchou teru hongou
japanese kitchen knfie shining real steal

>pretty sure this is made in china with chinese steel
no, it's not nigger

why not

1) my quads do not lie

2)
japanesechefsknife.com

“Made in PRC”

checked

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i don't see it on there

>5
japanesechefsknife.com/blogs/news/history-and-story-of-premium-knife-craftsman-ichiro-hattori

i mean the one in op

yeah than open your eyes, it's one of the CarboNext knives

japanesechefsknife.com/collections/jck-original-kagayaki

It says it's 100% Japanese steel knife

actually there is a sale

japanesechefsknife.com/collections/kagayaki-carbonext-es-series

99$ instead of 157$, grab it if you can. I enjoy using it since 2014

日本包丁

本鋼

"Made in China. Apologize for Nanking"

SAMURAI STEER
FORDED TEN BIRRION TIMES

MASAKA!

why spending 99$ to buy this when I've been enjoying this made-in-France one for the last 25 years, at the price of 15€?

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日本包丁 Japanese knife
輝 shine
本鋼 real steel

Hitler did nothing wrong

Two types of steel. The euro steel bends more and is softer, but you must sharpen it more. The Japanese steel used there doesn't need sharpening that often, but is rigid.

15€? that's like 10 mora knives, easily the most affordable and usable knife out there

Because the locking mechanism sucks ASS. If the wood gets wet, you can not close it any longer without the fear of cutting off your finger.

also they are very unhygienic

>Two types of steel. The euro steel bends more and is softer, but you must sharpen it more. The Japanese steel used there doesn't need sharpening that often, but is rigid.
Somewhere, a
engineer of materials science is crying.

>Mora

Min neger

mora is no kitchen knife

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Ehh, I made it sound stupid I know. It really is up to the carbon content in the steel. While euro knives tend to be heavier. Japanese knives made of very hard steels and can be sharp for a long time, but is really brittle and can break, while the euro steel is softer it breaks less.

Didn't say it was a kitchen knife, but they make good knives.

> really brittle and can break,
maybe if you sword fight with them but not in everyday kitchen usage

Well....yeah.

user, just please stop, where did you even get information about carbon in steel, and how did you come to conclusion we can't take off or add carbon to a steel? Japanese doesn't have any magical iron or some secret metallurgy we domt have, and if you want to make steel hard you just quench it

I never said that. I was talking about Japanese cooking knives. Stop this nonsense.