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Sakura Multifunction Japanese Scissors 22cm Sakura Multifunction Japanese Scissors 22cm

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Sakura Multifunction Japanese Scissors – 8.7 inches (22 cm)

$85.00 $99.00

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Katawa Petty Knife 12cm Katawa Petty Knife 12cm - Japanese Knives | My Japanese World

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Towa Petty Knife – 4.7 inches (12 cm)

$129.00

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Katawa Chef knife 18cm Katawa Chef knife 18cm - Japanese Knives | My Japanese World

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Towa Chef Knife – 7.1 inches (18 cm)

$169.00

The Modern Japanist

Mustard Mortar & Pestle Set

$59.00

The Modern Japanist

Gray Mortar & Pestle Set

$59.00

Forged Japanese Scissors 17cm Forged Japanese Scissors 17cm - Japanese Scissors | My Japanese World

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Forged Japanese Scissors – 6.7 inches (17 cm)

$99.00

Katawa Octagonal Chef Knife 21cm Red Katawa Octagonal Chef Knife 21cm Red - Japanese Knives | MyJapaneseWorld

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Towa Octagonal Chef Knife – 8.3 inches (21 cm), Red

$275.00

Katawa Octagonal Chef Knife 21cm Gray Katawa Octagonal Chef Knife 21cm Gray - Japanese Knives | MyJapaneseWorld

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Towa Octagonal Chef Knife – 8.3 inches (21 cm), Gray

$275.00

Dragon Japanese Scissors 20 cm Dragon Japanese Scissors 20 cm - Japanese Scissors | MyJapaneseWorld

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Dragon Japanese Scissors – 7.9 inches (20 cm)

$179.00

All Stainless Santoku Petty Knife 12cm All Stainless Santoku Petty Knife 12cm - Japanese Knives | My Japanese World

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All-Stainless Santoku Petty Knife – 4.7 inches (12 cm)

$119.00

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Japanese kitchenware

Tools of Tradition – Japanese Kitchenware Crafted for Precision and Purpose

Rooted in centuries of craftsmanship, Japanese kitchenware reflects a deep respect for materials, function, and form. Whether it’s the perfectly balanced knife, the smooth grain of a wooden spoon, or the precision of a ceramic grater, each tool is designed to elevate not just cooking—but the entire culinary experience.

Our Japanese Kitchenware Collection brings together essential tools shaped by tradition and refined for modern living. From finely forged knives and hand-carved utensils to mortar-and-pestle sets (suribachi and surikogi), every item embodies the Japanese philosophy of doing more with less—where elegance arises from efficiency.

Durable, ergonomic, and aesthetically timeless, they turn everyday preparation into a mindful ritual.