u/Careful-Act2536

Hello! I’m currently looking at buying my first “nicer” Japanese knife and upgrading to this Shigeki Tanaka Nakiri. I have experience with shun and Miyabi knives and I’ve gotten good at sharpening, etc. With a whetstone. I don’t have the patience to go down the crazy rabbit hole of Japanese knives and I’ve tried so many times but keep getting turned around at every corner. I would much rather someone tell me what to buy at this point. I’m looking for a nice Nakiri from a reputable maker, preferably something handforged or at least hand finished. It has been hard finding anything in stock, but take a look and let me know what you think.

https://www.hocho-knife.com/shigeki-tanaka-33-layered-sg2-damascus-harukaze-nakiri-vegetable-165mm-with-walnut-handle/?searchid=0&search\_query=Tanaka

Tldr; what do you guys think of this knife and if you think it’s shit what should I buy, money doesn’t really matter all that much.

All help is appreciated!

u/Careful-Act2536 — 19 days ago