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Sakai Takayuki · Other Japanese (Rare Shapes)
Sakai Takayuki Zangetsu Ginsan Sakimaru 330mm
listed price$925 USD
at Chef Knives To Go · United States
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Price comparison
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| Retailer | Price | Shipping | Last checked | Store link |
|---|---|---|---|---|
🇺🇸Chef Knives To GoLowest listed price | $925 USD | Shipping calculated at checkoutShips to US, CA | Go to store |
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Average price
Average listed price across all stores, one point per month, in USD
A new point is added on the 1st of each month.
Specifications
- Maker
- Aoki Hamono
- Made in
- Sakai, Japan
- Steel
- Ginsan Silver #3 (Gingami)
- Hardness
- 60 HRC
- Cladding
- Stainless Steel
- Finish
- Kasumi (Hazy)
- Blade length
- 330 mm
- Total length
- 500 mm
- Blade height at heel
- 34 mm
- Spine thickness
- 4 mm
- Weight
- 270 g
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What to know before you buy
About this knife
- Other Japanese knives of this 330mm length are long: best on a large board with room to work.
- Handle: not stated by the store.
- Ginsan (Silver #3) is a stainless steel, which resists rust better than carbon steel.
Limits to know
- It is single-bevel: sharpened on one side only, made for one hand, and harder to sharpen well than a double-bevel knife.
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 traditional Japanese knife made for one specific job. Ginsan (Silver #3) is stainless: it won't rust in normal use, so it is the easy choice for everyday cooking.
In the glossary: Other Japanese · Ginsan (Silver #3)
Newest price check for this knife: . Catalog data last refreshed 2 Nov 2026. Knife Fit compares prices only and does not sell knives.