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The Last Japanese Swordsmith: Master Forging the Legendary Ninja Chef Knife

During the Edo period, when the Tokugawa Shogun ruled, ninjas operated in the shadows all over Japan, and the Kanto region was home to some of the most skilled knifesmiths. The knives used by ninjas in their duties required perfect sharpness and high durability, and the skills of the craftsmen who made them evolved over the ages, eventually being passed down to the new form of Western-style kitchen knives. The Kanto Gyuto, a product of master craftsmanship, is manufactured at the Goka Cutlery Factory in Kashiwa City, Chiba Prefecture, and is a traditional Japanese craft that has evolved uniquely within the Western knife culture that began in the Meiji period. The only handmade Kanto Gyuto in Japan today is produced using a technique called "souhizukuri," in which one craftsman performs all the steps by hand. This video shows the production process in vivid 8K video, fully showcasing the depth of tradition and the master's skills. ▼ Unique technique Western knife making developed from swordsmithing techniques The only one in modern times using the total fire-making method All processes are completely handmade by one craftsman 🔨 Traditional craft certification Chiba Prefecture designated traditional craft Certified by the Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry (2017) The only Western knife blacksmith in Kanto 🎥 Time stamp 00:00 Opening 00:56 Drawing on steel 01:09 Cutting steel 01:46 Interview with craftsman 02:21 Correcting the bend of the knife 02:42 Rubbing the shape with a grinder 03:30 Brazing the ferrule with brass 05:20 Making the handle 06:10 Engraving on the knife 07:14 Tempering 09:25 Rough sharpening 09:33 Interview with craftsman "The origin of the name Kanto Gyuto" 12:40 Preparation for attaching the branch 13:40 Adjusting distortion 14:21 Attaching the handle 17:05 Glossing 17:28 Water grinding 19:27 Finishing polishing 19:58 Checking sharpness 20:02 Finished 🌐 Filming cooperation: Gokou Hamono Seisakusho Co., Ltd. Official website: https://gokouhamono.com/ Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/VAs9taNovTkH8... 💫 Supports 40 languages! You can watch in your preferred language with the subtitle function. 📱 Smartphone: Tap "︙" in the upper right corner → Select "Subtitles (CC)" → Select a language. 💻 PC: Tap "⚙️ Settings" in the lower right → "Subtitles" → Select a language. 📺 TV: Press the "Options" or "Settings" button on your remote → Select "Subtitles (CC)" → Select "Automatic Translation" → Select a language 📩 Contact us at [email protected] 🔔 Subscribe to our channel to see more craftsmanship from around the world! Every Tuesday and Friday, at 4pm Japan time, we are releasing new works of Japanese craftsmanship to the world! Thank you for watching. Your "likes" and "subscriptions" are a great encouragement!    / @making-z   #KantoGyuto #JapaneseKnife #GokaHamonoSeisakusho #TraditionalCrafts #Craftsmanship #TraditionalCrafts #Blacksmith #Craftsmanship #TraditionalCrafts #Tohozukuri #handmadeknives #shogun #ninja #knife #samurai #8K