Kategorie: Kikuchi Suketada
菊池祐忠 (Kikuchi Suketada) verwendet die Tatara-Eisenherstellungsmethode, um Tamahagane herzustellen. Dieses Tamahagane wird zur Messerproduktion verwendet. Er hämmert es wiederholt in einem Prozess namens „Orikaeshi Tanren“, um es wie ein japanisches Schwert zu schmieden. Die Messer haben eine weiche Schneide, sind leicht zu schärfen und haben eine gute Schnitthaltigkeit.
武州祐忠 (Busyu Suketada) ist ein Name seiner Messermarke.
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Suketada Kikuchi Tamahagane Santoku (Bunka) 170 mm
Normaler Preis ¥99,000 JPYNormaler PreisVerkaufspreis ¥99,000 JPYAusverkauft -
Suketada Kikuchi Tamahagane Santoku (Bunka) 170 mm
Normaler Preis ¥113,000 JPYNormaler PreisVerkaufspreis ¥113,000 JPYAusverkauft -
Suketada Kikuchi Tamahagane Santoku (Bunka) 170 mm
Normaler Preis ¥103,000 JPYNormaler PreisVerkaufspreis ¥103,000 JPYAusverkauft -
Suketada Kikuchi Tamahagane Santoku (Bunka) 170 mm
Normaler Preis ¥132,000 JPYNormaler PreisVerkaufspreis ¥132,000 JPYAusverkauft
About Suketada
Who is Suketada?
Mr. Suketada Kikuchi said, “I was an office worker. However, when I thought about my life before I turned 30, I had the feeling that this was not good enough. So I wanted to do a job that I could continue for the rest of my life. That’s why I chose the path of a craftsman.”
He learned the knife-making from his masterm Ueda Sukesada. Ueda said, “When you’re just starting out as a swordsmith, swords don’t sell. That’s why many swordsmiths go out of business. For modern people, knives are more familiar than swords. It’s important to continue working as a blacksmith even if you make kitchen knives.” Even if people are interested in Japanese swords, there are certainly few customers who actually buy them. Most people will be satisfied just looking at the swords displayed in museums.
Kikuchi-san aims to introduce many people to the charm of Japanese swords and to expose them to Japanese culture and history. "As a blacksmith, there is no greater happiness than providing you all with cutting tools that will help you lead a fruitful and rich life", he said.
Links
Suketada Hocho Official Website


