Yoshino Santoku Knife
- Stainless blade Honed to 15°
- Hammered finish Non-stick
- Octagonal handle Pakka wood
Technical specifications
- Handle length: 11 cm (4.3")
- Blade length: 17.2 cm (6.8")
- Knife length: 30.7 cm (12.1")
- Weight: 228 grams
- Blade material: 7CR17 stainless steel
- Handle material: Pakka wood
- Hardness: 58±2 HRC
- Grind: Flat grind on both sides, suitable for right- and left-handed users
- Sharpening angle: 15°
Delivery & returns
Delivery
Free shipping on all orders.
Estimated delivery times:
- France & United Kingdom: 3 to 5 working days
- United States / Canada / Europe: 5 to 7 working days
Delivery times may vary slightly during busy periods or promotional events.
Returns & refunds
You have 30 days from receiving your order to change your mind and make a return.
To be eligible for a refund, the product must be:
- in its original condition,
- new and unused,
- returned in its original packaging.
Your refund will be issued within a maximum of 15 days of our team receiving and checking the product.
Yoshino
Yoshino is your entry into the Shenkuro world. Four essential knives, designed to cover every everyday task in the kitchen. Sharp blades, masterful balance and a clean, Japanese-inspired aesthetic, made for those who want to move up to proper quality knives without any fuss. An accessible collection, with no compromise on precision or feel in the hand.
Let customers speak for us
FAQ
"I cook well but I'm no chef. Will this knife be too much for me?"
That question is the wrong way round. A good knife isn't something you have to earn; it brings out the best in you. It's often the home cook who feels the difference most clearly, from the very first cut. It's designed for everyday use, not to sit in a display case. And the lifetime warranty lets you get to know it without worry.
"Is the blade likely to chip?"
Chipping is a risk with very hard steels, sought after for pure performance. The Yoshino favours the balance between sharpness and resilience, designed for real-world cooking. Three things to avoid: bones, frozen food and glass cutting boards. For everything else, it holds its own. If there's a fault, we'll take it back.
"Will it still be as sharp in six months?"
This is where knives made to look the part and knives made to be used go their separate ways. Consistency comes down to very little: drying after use, a light sharpening every now and then. Cared for like this, it stays keen for years.
"Is it demanding to look after?"
Not at all. Hand wash, dry straight away, and that's it. A few minutes a week, no fuss.
"Does it make a good gift?"
Absolutely. Each knife arrives in an elegant black presentation box, making it a gift that's ready to give with no extra wrapping needed.






