Sakai Takayuki | 45-Layer Damascus Gyuto  (240mm | 9.4")
Sakai Takayuki | 45-Layer Damascus Gyuto  (240mm | 9.4")
Sakai Takayuki | 45-Layer Damascus Gyuto  (240mm | 9.4")
Sakai Takayuki 45-Layer Damascus Gyuto Chef Knife 210mm
Sakai Takayuki 45-Layer Damascus Gyuto Chef Knife 210mm
Sakai Takayuki 45-Layer Damascus Gyuto Chef Knife 210mm
Sakai Takayuki 45-Layer Damascus Gyuto Chef Knife 210mm
Sakai Takayuki 45-Layer Damascus Gyuto Chef Knife 210mm
Sakai Takayuki | 45-Layer Damascus Gyuto  (240mm | 9.4")
Sakai Takayuki | 45-Layer Damascus Gyuto  (240mm | 9.4")

Sakai Takayuki | 45-Layer Damascus Gyuto (240mm | 9.4")

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Built around 45-layer Damascus steel for dependable sharpness and lasting performance, the Sakai Takayuki 45 Layer Damascus Japanese Style Gyuto 240mm brings dependable Japanese cutting performance to daily prep. The 240mm format gives it full-size versatility for confident slicing, dicing, and line work. Layered Damascus steel gives the knife an elegant look that matches its precise cutting feel. It works well as a primary chef's knife for cooks who want one blade to handle most day-to-day prep.

Marca Sakai Takayuki
Tipo di coltello Gyuto
Tipo di finitura Damascus
Lunghezza della lama 240 mm
Peso 205 g
Acciaio del nucleo 10A
Categoria dell’acciaio Stainless Steel
Tipo di bisello Double Bevel
Tipo di manico Japanese (Wa) Handle

Sakai Takayuki is a Japanese kitchen knife brand established in 1947 in Sakai, Osaka, a city with over 600 years of blade-making history. Operated by Aoki Hamono Co., Ltd., the brand collaborates with skilled craftsmen in Sakai to produce knives that reflect traditional Japanese forging and sharpening techniques. Sakai Takayuki offers a wide range of knives, from professional-grade carbon steel blades to modern stainless and Damascus constructions, serving both professional chefs and serious home cooks.

Gyuto (牛刀) – The Japanese Chef’s Knife

Gyuto is the Japanese interpretation of the Western chef’s knife and is considered the most versatile knife in a Japanese kitchen. Originally developed for cutting meat (“gyu” means beef), it has evolved into an all-purpose knife suitable for meat, fish, and vegetables.

Compared to Western chef’s knives, Gyuto knives are typically thinner and lighter, offering exceptional sharpness and precision. The blade profile allows for smooth rocking motions as well as precise push-cutting techniques.

Gyuto knives are commonly available in lengths ranging from 180mm to 240mm, with 210mm being the most popular size for both professional chefs and serious home cooks.

If you are looking for one knife that can handle nearly every kitchen task with balance, sharpness, and control, Gyuto is the ideal choice.

Damascus finish refers to a layered blade pattern created by forging multiple layers of steel together. The distinctive flowing or wave-like patterns are formed during the forging and polishing process, giving each knife a unique appearance.

In Japanese kitchen knives, Damascus finishes are often combined with high-performance core steels such as VG10, SG2, or Aogami Super. While the Damascus pattern itself is primarily decorative, the layered construction can also contribute to durability and corrosion resistance depending on the steel composition.

Damascus knives are highly valued for their elegant appearance, craftsmanship, and premium feel, making them popular among both professional chefs and home cooks.

10A is a stainless steel designed to provide a balanced combination of hardness, corrosion resistance, and edge stability. It is commonly used in multi-layer Damascus constructions, offering reliable cutting performance and ease of maintenance.

  • Origine della spedizione: Giappone
  • Tempi di preparazione: 1–5 giorni lavorativi (esclusi weekend e festività giapponesi)
  • Metodi di spedizione: Japan Post EMS o DHL Express (con tracciamento)
  • Tempi di consegna stimati: circa 2–10 giorni lavorativi dalla spedizione (in base alla destinazione e allo sdoganamento)
  • Dazi e imposte: Eventuali dazi di importazione, IVA e costi del corriere sono a carico del cliente

Per informazioni complete su spedizione, condizioni di consegna, requisiti specifici per paese e dogana, consultare la nostra Politica di Spedizione e Consegna.

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