As Japanese food grew in international popularity, so did the Sakai knives’ global recognition. PHOTO: AFP
TOKYO: Visitors from around the world have been flocking to a small two-storey building in Sakai city, about a 30-minute train ride from Osaka.
According to Nikkei Asia, many of those who turn up at the Sakai Traditional Crafts Museum visit for one thing: its showroom, which features hundreds of chef’s knives made famous by the skill of local craftsmen.
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