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Kenshiro Hatono · Petty (Utility Knife)
Kenshiro Hatono Damascus Ginsan Kiritsuke Petty 135mm
listed price$250 USD
at SHARP Shop · Canada
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Price comparison
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| Retailer | Price | Shipping | Last checked | Store link |
|---|---|---|---|---|
🇨🇦SHARP ShopLowest listed price | $250 USDC$350 at the store · you pay in CAD | Free shipping in Canada over $150 CAD and to the US over $200 USDShips to US, CA, 41 countries in Europe, IL, JP | Go to store |
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Specifications
- Maker
- Kenshiro Hatono
- Blacksmith
- Kenshiro Hatono
- Made in
- Takefu knife village
- Steel
- Ginsan
- Cladding
- none
- Finish
- Damascus
- Handle
- Japanese (wa)
- Blade length
- 135 mm
- Total length
- 260 mm
- Blade height at heel
- 34 mm
- Weight
- 78 g
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What to know before you buy
About this knife
- Petty knives of this 135mm length are small, for detail work and compact boards.
- It has a Japanese-style (wa) handle: a handle without a metal bolster, set into the blade with a hidden tang.
- Ginsan (Silver #3) is a stainless steel, which resists rust better than carbon steel.
- It is double-bevel (sharpened on both sides), so it works for left- and right-handed cooks.
Limits to know
- Like any hard Japanese blade, keep it off bones, frozen food and glass or stone boards.
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 kiritsuke-style chef's knife is full size, with an angled tip and a slightly flatter edge than a gyuto. Ginsan (Silver #3) is stainless, so it shrugs off a wet board. The Japanese wa handle is light and puts the balance toward the blade.
In the glossary: Petty · Ginsan (Silver #3) · Japanese handle
Newest price check for this knife: . Catalog data last refreshed 4 Nov 2026. Knife Fit compares prices only and does not sell knives.