Tadafusa Bocho- Ajikiri [梨地 Nashij] Blue Paper Steel

The Tadafusa Bocho Ajikiri is a paring knife designed for mincing, fine chopping, and peeling, but excellent for all tasks that require delicate slicing and a lot of dexterity. This utility knife will always come in handy when you need to slice up small pieces of vegetables and fruit. at 0.5cm long, the blade is shorter but deeper then the Petty with good finger clearance, depending on your personal preference.

Nashiji is a Japanese style blade finish which looks like Japanese pear skin. It is done by hand-forge and therefore every blade has different pattern. You can see the uniqueness of Japanese culture on each one of them. It is one of our popular finishes.
Blue Paper Steel (the core steel) is basically White Paper Steel with the addition of chromium and tungsten. The blades become harder and its sharp edge lasts longer by adding chromium and tungsten. The steel is mainly used for high-end knives.

Since 1948, Tadafusa have made knives through a combination of craftsmanship and some machines, which require skill and experience to use. The cutting edge of our knives is made of carbon steel, not stainless steel. This means that the knives are sharp and hold a long edge retention. They make knives for both professional and home use. Tadafusa knives are loved not only in Japan but also all over the world.