Why use Hinoki cutting boards?

Avoid cutting on hard surfaces like tile, stone, or acrylic, which can dull your Shun knives. Use softer boards that will “give” instead. Shun recommends Hinoki wood, a Japanese cypress prized for its durability, beauty, and light fragrance.

How do I take care of my Hinoki cutting board?

Wet the cutting board before each use; this will help resist staining.

What is the proper cutting technique for a Shun?

Use a locomotive motion when cutting - move the blade forward or back instead of pressing straight down. This lets the blade do the work, reduces fatigue, and helps keep your Shun in top condition.

How often should I sharpen my knife?

Notice your Shun losing its edge? Hone weekly to re-align the blade. If honing no longer works, send it in for free sharpening or follow our online tutorials to hone and sharpen at home.

What’s the correct way to pronounce Shun?

Say 'Shoon' (rhymes with moon). Shun is the Japanese concept of enjoying food at its peak. We honor this tradition by crafting fine cutlery that’s always at the peak of its perfection.

Finish Type	Brushed
Handle Material	Stainless Steel
Blade Material	Steel
Material Type	Steel
Item Weight	12 ounces
Item Dimensions L x W	9.25"L x 3.75"W
Style Name	Traditional
Color	Black/Silver
Hand Orientation	Ambidextrous
Blade Edge	Non-Serrated, Partially Serrated, Bone Notch, Stem Cutter/Herb Stripper notch

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