Description
Hatsukokoro Ginga ATS34 Damascus Santoku 180mm, all-purpose Japanese knife
This santoku is an all-purpose knife for straight push cuts on vegetables, herbs and boneless proteins. The blade is a practical everyday length. Forged by Hatsukokoro Ginga ATS34 with a damascus finish, it pairs hard, keen Japanese steel with the thin grind and balance that let the blade glide through food with less resistance. The forged carbon steel takes a keen edge and gains character with use.
Hatsukokoro Ginga ATS34 santoku specifications
| Maker | Hatsukokoro Ginga ATS34 |
|---|---|
| Knife type | Santoku (all-purpose Japanese knife) |
| Blade length | 180 mm |
| Finish | Damascus (layered pattern) |
| Bevel | Double bevel |
| Best for | Vegetables, herbs and boneless proteins |
Care and everyday use
It is at its best for vegetables, herbs and boneless proteins. This is a carbon-steel blade, which takes an exceptionally keen edge but reacts with food and water. Hand wash and dry it immediately after use, wipe on a light coat of oil before storage, and expect a natural patina to form over time. Keep it off bone and frozen food, and sharpen on a whetstone to bring the edge back.
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This santoku ships fast across the United States at $469.95, packed with care to arrive ready to use. Every knife here is chosen for how it cuts and the quality of its making, not to fill a catalogue. Browse the full range of Japanese santoku knives, or explore more Japanese chef knives, whetstones and kitchenware across the Knives and Stones store.









by Michael S.
Lovely knife and a joy to use. A little more blade care than my stainless knives but worth it.
by Greg H.
Great santoku. Took a light touch-up on the stones to get it exactly how I like it, then flawless.
by Ryan K.
Scary sharp out of the box. Glides through onions and tomatoes with zero effort.
by Sam O.
My new go-to santoku. The balance is perfect and it holds an edge well.
by Marcus T.
Solid buy. Sharp, light and nimble. Would happily buy from Knives and Stones again.