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Satake Satoru Santoku Japanese Kitchen Knife with Mother & Child Engraving – Japanese quality in your kitchen.
Satake Satoru Santoku Japanese Kitchen Knife with Mother & Child Engraving – Japanese quality in your kitchen.
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Satake Satoru Santoku Japanese Kitchen Knife with Mother & Child Engraving – Japanese quality in your kitchen.

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Satake Satoru Santoku Japanese Kitchen Knife with Mother & Child Engraving – Japanese quality in your kitchen.
Satake Satoru Santoku Japanese Kitchen Knife with Mother & Child Engraving – Japanese quality in your kitchen.
Satake Satoru Santoku Japanese Kitchen Knife with Mother & Child Engraving – Japanese quality in your kitchen.
Satake Satoru Santoku Japanese Kitchen Knife with Mother & Child Engraving – Japanese quality in your kitchen.

This Satake Japanese Santoku kitchen knife is more than just a simple cutting tool: the blade's decoration pays tribute to the unbreakable, pure bond between mother and child.

Cooking is one of the most ancient ways of caring. When a mother prepares food, she doesn't just select ingredients; she serves love and security to the family. This Santoku knife brings this intimate connection into your kitchen, reminding you that shared meals and family recipes form a bridge across generations.

The knife is symmetrically engraved on both sides!

Blade material - AUS-8A stainless steel
Handle material - Hard plastic laminate
Hardness - 58-59 HRC
Total length - 30.5 cm
Blade length - 17 cm
Blade width - 4.8 cm
Blade thickness - approx. 1.7 mm
Cutting edge design - double-sided symmetrical
Weight - approx. 130 g

Manufacturer: Satake Cutlery Mfg. Co., Ltd. Made in Japan.
Article number: 803-632_anya_1

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SATAKE SATORU SANTOKU JAPANESE KNIFE - 17 CM - TRADITION AND MOTHERLY LOVE IN ONE BLADE

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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

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There are objects that go beyond function and tell a story. The delicate graphics on the blade of the Satake Satoru Santoku Japanese kitchen knife depict the unbreakable bond between mother and child – that pure love which is the base ingredient of every family dinner. Because cooking is not just a task, but the most fluid love language through which a mother protects and nourishes her loved ones day after day.

The Satake Satoru Santoku Japanese kitchen knife is a true all-rounder in the kitchen, perfect for chopping vegetables, slicing meat, and even fish. The characteristic curved edge facilitates chopping with rocking motions, while the wide blade provides practical help for conveniently gathering and moving chopped ingredients. The comfortable, elevated handle ensures that your fingers never touch the cutting board or the food, allowing you to use it with maximum safety and confidence while cooking.

The origin of the santoku (三徳) knife dates back to Japan, during the Showa era (1926-1989). Changing dietary habits, increasing red meat consumption, and the spread of Western cuisine made it necessary for Japanese kitchen knives to adapt. The direct predecessor of the santoku knife was the bunka knife, which was born from combining the properties of gyuto (meat) and nakiri (vegetable) knives.

The name "santoku" refers to the knife's three main areas of use, which is why it is often called the "knife of three virtues":

  • Slicing: The santoku knife is excellent for slicing meat, fish, and vegetables thinly and evenly. The ideal blade length, usually between 15-18 cm, perfectly suits most ingredients.
  • Dicing: The straight edge of the santoku blade allows for extremely precise dicing of vegetables or other ingredients.
  • Chopping: The special shape and optimal weight of the blade significantly facilitate the quick and efficient chopping of vegetables and herbs.

The popularity of the santoku knife spread worldwide at the end of the 20th century, and it has now become one of the essential and most beloved knife types in modern kitchens. The Satake Satoru Santoku represents Japanese precision and quality, a reliable companion for everyday cooking.

Main Features:

  • Satake Satoru Santoku Japanese knife
  • 17 cm blade length
  • Versatile use: vegetables, meat, fish
  • Easy chopping thanks to the perfect edge
  • Wide blade for moving chopped materials
  • Comfortable, elevated handle for safe use

This Satake Satoru Santoku is more than just a tool – it is a tribute to every mother who prepares food with heart and soul. Japanese precision and razor-sharp steel guarantee that the time spent in the kitchen is not a chore, but a creation.

STEEL COMPARISON TABLE

Steel Type

Type

Composition

(Main elements)

Pros Cons Typical Use Manufacturer
AUS-8A Mid-range stainless steel

Carbon:

0.70 - 0.75%

Chromium:

13.00-14.50%

Molybdenum:

0.10-0.30%

Vanadium:

0.10-0.26%

Good corrosion resistance:

High chromium content.

Easy to sharpen:

Average hardness.

Adequate edge retention:

Perfect for everyday use.

Cost-effective:

Common choice for mass production.

General edge retention:

Requires normal frequency of sharpening.

Lower wear resistance: Compared to harder Japanese steels.

Kitchen knives.

Everyday pocket knives.

Fixed blade knives.

AICHI - JAPAN
FAX-38

High Speed Steel (HSS)

Special use steel

Japanese carbon steel

Carbon:

1.23-1.33%

Tungsten:

5.70-6.70%

Molybdenum:

4.70-5.30%

Vanadium:

2.70-3.20%

Cobalt:

8.00-8.80%

Excellent wear resistance:

Due to high hardness and alloying.

Extraordinary edge retention:

For demanding cutting tasks.

High heat resistance:

Maintains hardness at high temperatures.

 

Harder to sharpen:

Due to extreme hardness.

Higher price:

Due to high alloy content and production technologies.

Not stainless:

Japanese carbon steel.

Recommended for expert hands!

Professional chef knives.

Special knives where edge retention is key.

Industrial cutting tools (e.g., drills).

NACHI FUJIKOSHI - JAPAN
MVS10Cob (DAMASCUS) Cobalt-alloyed stainless steel

Carbon:

1.00%

Chromium:

14.27%

Cobalt:

1.34%

Molybdenum:

0.96%

Vanadium:

0.21%

Excellent edge retention:

Due to cobalt content.

Excellent corrosion resistance:

Via alloys.

Balanced performance:

For professional knives.

Excellent toughness:

Often compared to VG10 due to similar composition.

Currently only available in Damascus version.

More expensive than simple stainless steels.

High-end kitchen knives.

Quality pocket knives.

General-purpose knives where durable edge is needed.

NACHI FUJIKOSHI - JAPAN
U420J2 Low-carbon stainless steel

Carbon:

0.15-0.36%

Chromium:

12.00-14.00%

Manganese:

1.00%

Nickel:

1.00%

Silicon:

1.00%

Sulfur:

0.03%

Excellent corrosion resistance:

High chromium content.

Easy to sharpen:

Relatively soft (compared to other Japanese steels).

Very flexible:

Hard to break.

Cost-effective:

Basic Japanese stainless steel.

Frequent sharpening:

Compared to harder Japanese steels.

Basic (home) kitchen knives.

Diving knives (high corrosion resistance).

Food industry tools.

NIPPON KOSHUHA - JAPAN

SHIROGAMI

(WHITE PAPER STEEL)

Japanese carbon steel (Traditional)

Carbon:

1.25-1.35%

Manganese:

0.20-0.30%

Phosphorus:

0.02%

Silicon:

0.010-0.20%

Extreme sharpness:

Very fine grain structure and high carbon content.

Easy to sharpen:

Often sharper than many stainless steels.

Excellent cutting performance:

Base material for traditional Japanese knives.

Patina formation:

Develops a characteristic surface over time.

Prone to rusting: No chromium content.

Maintenance intensive:

Requires careful cleaning and storage.

Recommended for expert hands!

High-quality Japanese kitchen knives.

Straight razors.

Applications where sharpness is paramount and maintenance is not an issue.

HITACHI - JAPAN
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