The Shirou Kunimitsu Special Kurouchi Vegetable Funayuki Knife is a handcrafted Japanese kitchen knife by Akimitsu Komiya and his family, blacksmiths in charge of the Shirou Kunimitsu workshop in Omuta city, Fukuoka prefecture. This double-edge funayuki knife is crafted in Shirogami No. 1 Steel following the same techniques as Japanese katana swords, other of the specialties of the workshop. It features a kurouchi finish with magnolia wood handle.
About the Blade Shape: With its origins as a fisherman’s boat knife, Funayuki knives have become popular in Japan as an alternative for vegetable, poultry and fish home cooking. Featuring a slight curve towards a pronounced tip, it blends aspects of Santoku, Gyuto and Deba blades for precise slicing, small fish filleting, breaking down poultry and general vegetable kitchen related tasks.
| Blade Shape | Funayuki | Handle Length | 135mm |
| Blade Material | Shirogami No.1 Steel | Handle Material | Magnolia Wood, Water Buffalo Ferrules |
| Blade HRC | 63-65 | Handle Shape | Octagonal |
| Blade Finish | Kurouchi | Total Length | 270 and 305mm |
| Blade Length | 140 and 170mm | Weight | 90 and 130g |
| Spine Thickness at Heel | 3 and 3.5mm | Usage | Vegetables, Multipurpose |
| Edge | Double-edge | Origin | Omuta, Fukuoka prefecture |
| Handedness | Right hand, Left hand |
























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