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New Location
#119-1628 W 1st Ave Vancouver
604-568-7660
Inside the Building
The shop is located past the gate. The gate is locked after 5:00.
Please press #119, and we will open it for you.
Clearance Sale
Oct 26th -31st
Big sale 20%–50%
Traditional Japanese knife ＜Deba, Yagiba, Usuba>
Gyuto, Santoku, Sujihiki, Nakkiri
Pastry Tools
Kitchen Tools
Japanese Pottery
Experience the Artistry of Japanese Knives 波動刀
The Hodoto is a knife that embodies Japanese tradition and Shinto mythology. It is a knife unlike any other. Its name is Hodoto. This refers to the ancient, venerated god of swords in Shinto, the Japanese religion.
Takemikadutinokami 武甕槌神 たけみかづちのかみ
This deity " Takemikadutinokami " is an ancient god of swords. Many people have forgotten about this deity. Santoku Office revived this deity and created the Hadou-to 波動刀.
The Hadou-to波動刀 , which carries on Japan’s history and traditions, has been mysteriously revived through Japanese craftsmanship and blacksmithing. Once you use the Hadou-to 波動刀, anyone can tell the difference. The Hadou-to 波動刀 is a kitchen knife revived from 2,600 years of history.
Discover Our Collection
The knives selected by Santoku Office are carefully curated. They are high-quality blades, crafted with exceptional workmanship. The collection includes knives that are easy for anyone to use, with options ranging from professional-grade tools to those perfect for home use.
Traditional Knife
Western Knife
Pastry Tool
Kitchen Tool
This workshop teaches professional sharpening techniques. This method is based on traditional Japanese sharpening. We’ll teach you how to sharpen knives while sharing our knowledge of steel and whetstones. In this workshop, we’ll sharpen knives while applying scientific and philosophical principles. Many people rely on brute force when sharpening. By sharpening based on theory, you can achieve the correct angle. This allows you to create a high-quality edge. A high-quality edge ensures that your knife stays sharp for a long time.
The Santoku’s Workshop teaches the techniques of Japanese artisans.
Sharpening & Fixing
Santoku Office can repair any type of kitchen knife. Our craftspeople sharpen them using whetstones, restoring them to an excellent edge.
波動 Hado Project
The Japanese people have shaped their society and philosophy through their unique spirituality and culture. This independent national perspective, centered on the coexistence of humans and nature, has been developed over a long period of time. They have referred to this invisible power of communication with nature as “波動 Hado.” They have believed that “波動 Hado” is both a force and an embrace. There are vibrations between nature and humans that cannot be visualized; these are known as the sixth sense or “波動 Hado.”
Santoku Office has launched a series of projects centered on the theme of “波動 Hado.” One of these is “Agriculture.” The second is a program focused on “Living with the Sea.” In Wakayama City—the birthplace of Japanese culture—we have initiated projects that connect people and nature.
Agriculture
Living with the Sea
Wakayama Project
artisan
Location
#119-1628 W 1st Ave Vancouver
<Inside the Building>
604-568-7660
The shop is located past the gate.
The gate is locked after 5:00
And All Saturday
Please press #119
