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Isamitsu Hamono · Gyuto (Chef's Knife)
Isamitsu Hamono Swanson Regrind Shirogami Gyuto 210mm
listed price$439 USD
at District Cutlery · United States
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Price comparison
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| Retailer | Price | Shipping | Last checked | Store link |
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🇺🇸District CutleryLowest listed price | $439 USD | Shipping calculated at checkoutShips to US, CA, IL | Go to store |
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Specifications
- Maker
- Isamitsu
- Made in
- Ibaraki, Japan
- Steel
- Shirogami #1
- Hardness
- 63 HRC
- Cladding
- Stainless
- Finish
- Kurouchi
- Handle
- Japanese (wa)
- Total length
- 305 mm
- Blade height at heel
- 53 mm
- Spine thickness
- 2.7 mm
- Weight
- 156 g
- Bevel
- double 50/50
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What to know before you buy
About this knife
- Gyuto knives of this 210mm length are the usual size for a main kitchen knife.
- It has a Japanese-style (wa) handle: a handle without a metal bolster, set into the blade with a hidden tang.
- Shirogami (White steel) is a carbon steel that rusts and stains if it is left wet, so it is wiped dry after every use.
- It is double-bevel (sharpened on both sides), so it works for left- and right-handed cooks.
Limits to know
- Carbon steel develops a patina and can rust; it is not for a knife that sits wet in the sink.
Written from this knife's catalog record (steel, handle, length, grind). Knife Fit has not tested it; see how we work.
Good to know for beginners
A gyuto is the Japanese chef's knife: one blade for nearly every job, with a gentle curve for rocking and a fine tip for detail work. Shirogami (White steel) is carbon steel: very sharp and easy to sharpen, but wipe it dry while you cook or it will rust. The Japanese wa handle is light and puts the balance toward the blade.
In the glossary: Gyuto · Shirogami (White steel) · Japanese handle
Newest price check for this knife: . Catalog data last refreshed 2 Nov 2026. Knife Fit compares prices only and does not sell knives.