Kanejun Banshu Miki Hand-Forged Detail Saw Set by Third-Generation Mitsukawa Juntaro
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Banshu Miki forged blades
Japanese name播州三木打刃物
Saws, chisels, planes, trowels, and small knives tie Banshu Miki forged blades to Hyogo’s hardware town; rails, anchors, iron, and steel carry the name into the heat of the forge.
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3 imagesChef Kitchen Banshu Miki Uchihamono Stainless Kitchen Scissors
【送料無料】 シェフキッチン 播州三木打刃物 キッチンはさみ キチンハサミ ステンレス オールステンレス 栓抜き おしゃれ 料理ハサミ 鋏
カワグチ企画 日本のいいもの
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3 imagesSenkichi Steel-Laminated Carving Gouge, Banshu Miki
千吉 鋼付彫刻刀 丸刀 9mm 安来鋼刃物用特殊鋼 播州三木打刃物 日本製
9mm round bladeS.S.N
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Fire Color and Five Working Blades in Miki
In Miki City, Hyogo, Banshu Miki forged blades are understood through five working tool groups: saws, chisels, planes, trowels, and small knives. The Miki Industrial Cooperative in Honmachi gives the name a concrete civic address, while the Miki Kanamono world includes member companies, a youth division, and old-style forging events. Before a blade reaches a hand, material may be sought in old railway rails or anchors from sunken ships; iron and steel are then forge-welded into one blade and worked through heat, hammering, flame-color judgment, quenching, repeated firing, and polishing.
Compiled from public records and official sources; see the recognition links below. Details may change over time.
Recognition & registration
Where this product is officially registered, designated, or recognized in Japan.
Traditional craft
Designated a Traditional Craft (dentō kōgeihin) by Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry.
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FAQ
What is Banshu Miki forged blades called in Japanese?
It is written as 播州三木打刃物 in Japanese. Search Rakuten and other Japanese sites with that spelling — the English name will not bring up the listings.
What is Banshu Miki forged blades?
Banshu Miki forged blades are a tool family from the Miki, Hyogo hardware-producing area, covering saws, chisels, planes, trowels, and small knives. Material sourcing has included old railway rails or anchors from sunken ships. Blades are made by forge-welding iron and steel into one piece, heating to about 1,000 C, hammering, reading flame color, quenching, repeated firing, and polishing.
What makes Banshu Miki forged blades distinct, and why is it a Hyogo specialty?
The tools are tied to Miki City, Hyogo, the Miki Industrial Cooperative, and the Miki Kanamono hardware network. The five named tool groups are saws, chisels, planes, trowels, and small knives. A 2016 exhibition at the Miki City Hardware Museum traced planes from spear planes to mounted planes and from push use to pull use, linked to producing visible wood grain. A 1996 prefectural designation exists as administrative background, while the source material centers on Miki City, the five tool groups, and the forging process.
How do you care for Banshu Miki forged blades?
Keep wood, bamboo, and lacquer out of prolonged soaking, dishwashers, and direct sun — wipe dry after use and let them air out in the shade. For metal and fabric goods, follow the care notes on the listing.
Is Banshu Miki forged blades a good gift or something to take home?
Most options are shelf-stable, boxed, and travel well, so they suit gifting or bringing home. Confirm the final storage and delivery terms on the Rakuten listing.
Where can I buy Banshu Miki forged blades?
On Rakuten: the shops listed here right now are イマジネットで!, カワグチ企画 日本のいいもの, S.S.N. We don't sell directly; purchase, payment, stock, and delivery are all handled on the Rakuten product page.