One of my personal collection that I have thnnind on belts. Great performer.
 
Forged from the elite Aogami Super steel—renowned for its exceptional edge retention and resilience against corrosion—the Denka no Hoto, or "Precious Blade of the Household," stands apart as a pinnacle of Japanese knife craftsmanship.
Crafted with deep insight into culinary technique, master bladesmith Fujiwara designed a distinctive groove near the spine of the knife. This thoughtful feature perfectly accommodates the index or middle finger during a pinch grip, offering superior comfort and control for long hours of precise cutting.
Among culinary circles, owning a Fujiwara blade is a subtle signal of refined culinary sensibilities and a deep appreciation for top-tier tools. The Denka series, in particular, enjoys near-legendary status among enthusiasts and professionals alike. Tracing its lineage back to 1870 when the Fujiwara family began as toolmakers and swordsmiths, the brand now represents one of the most respected legacies in Japanese knife-making.