Matsubara Hamono Blue 2 Tsuchime Petty 120mm
Matsubara Hamono Blue 2 Tsuchime Petty 120mm
Matsubara Hamono Blue 2 Tsuchime Petty 120mm
Matsubara Hamono Blue 2 Tsuchime Petty 120mm
Matsubara Hamono Blue 2 Tsuchime Petty 120mm
Matsubara Hamono Blue 2 Tsuchime Petty 120mm
Matsubara Hamono Blue 2 Tsuchime Petty 120mm
Matsubara Hamono Blue 2 Tsuchime Petty 120mm
Matsubara Hamono Blue 2 Tsuchime Petty 120mm
Matsubara Hamono Blue 2 Tsuchime Petty 120mm
Matsubara Hamono Blue 2 Tsuchime Petty 120mm
Matsubara Hamono Blue 2 Tsuchime Petty 120mm

Matsubara Hamono Blue 2 Tsuchime Petty 120mm

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Specifications

Style: Petty
Blade Length: 120mm
Weight: 95g
Blade Height @ Heel: 33mm
Bevel: Double Bevel
Spine Thickness @ Heel: 2.2mm
Spine Thickness @ Mid: 1.9mm
Blade Material: Blue 2 Core, Stainless Tsuchime Clad
Handle Material: Octagon Rosewood
HRC: ~62

 

Introducing

Matsubara Hamono

They originate from Nagasaki, and the business is headed by Tanaka Kama Kogyo. The history of Matsubara blades can be traced back to the Battle of Dan-no-ura of 1185. After the battle, Naminohira Yukiyasu, a master blacksmith of the defeated Taira Clan, fled from the victorious Minamoto Clan and went into hiding in the Province of Hyuga (today's Miyazaki). When demand for swords soared during the Warring States Period, his descendants moved to Matsubara in 1474. They forged swords on the grounds of Hachiman Shrine and, at the request of local farmers, started to make crescent-shaped sickles. This is the beginning of Matsubara sickles.

Blade Type

The Petty is a smaller utility knife, often ranging from 120-150mm. It is for fine dicing, mincing, and off-board work.

Steel Type

Blue Steel is a traditional, high-carbon steel made by Hitachi Metals in Japan. It is the favourite steel of many knife makers and chefs across the world for it’s fantastic edge holding ability, toughness, and ease of sharpening. It contains few stainless elements, and as such will develop a patina, and may develop rust spots if left wet after use.

For more information check the definitive guide to Japanese steel

Recommended Maintenance

· Store your knife in a dry environment away from leather pouches or any sources of moisture.

· To maintain your Japanese knives’ sharp edge use a
whetstone. Stones are available on our website.

For more indepth information read our blog Caring For Your Japanese Knife

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