Brands
MOKI
Ever since the foundation in 1907, MOKI KNIFE has been producing quality knives with original design and high precision.
Backed by their proud history almost 100 years, every one of their handmade knives is made for unmatched “sharpness and durability.”
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Hattori
Hattori knives offer traditional technology combined with modern material for high cutting performance. Their factory is located in Seki-City, Japan the place known as a capital of the sword making all over the world.
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Field knives
Chef knives
Fisuko
Fisuko Wada is famous artist of drawing fishes and plants by writing brushes.
He had migrated to Hida Takayama, Gifu Pref. in Japan. Hida Takayama is a famous region richly endowed with nature, beautiful moutains and streams. He is also an Specialist of fishing in mountain stream. The knives of his design are user-friendly and so beautiful.
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Hiro Knives
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G-SAKAI
History of G.Sakai:
G.Sakai was a small knife maker when it started as Sakai Cutlery in 1958.
Sakai Cutlery has sought a way to make original knives while contributing greatly for the progress of the knife industry in Seki City.
Having been heavily influenced by Gerber Legendary Blades in USA, they have challenged to catch up with the […]
SEKI CUT
As you know, people call Seki City ”the City of Blades”. Seki City is the 800-year-old blade capital of the Orient.
In 1992, twenty outdoor knife manufacturers in Seki formed an Outdoor Knife Section at the Seki Cutlery Association to promote their outdoor knife products to the world. In 1999, this group firms decided to work […]
HIGONOKAMI
Higonokami is the name of Japanese traditional pocket knives that has been produced since late 19th century. Its construction is very simple and by mid 1950’s many of them were used by elementary school students as one of their stationary goods. But as time advances this “useful tool” were removed from their stationary products because […]
