What is the difference between a Shotoh and a Utility knife?
Miyabi Koh Prep Knife - 5.5-inch (140mm)
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May 08, 2026 - 03:45 PM
A Shotoh is the Japanese equivalent of a prep or utility knife. The Miyabi Koh Prep Knife features a slightly wider heel and a gently sloping camber, providing superior knuckle clearance and enhanced control on a cutting board compared to traditional narrow utility knives.
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Miyabi Koh Prep Knife - 5.5-inch (140mm)
The Precision of a 'Small Sword' Reimagined for the Modern Kitchen In Japanese culinary tradition, the Shotoh is known as the 'small sword'—a tool designed for tasks where a full-sized chef's knife is too cumbersome and a paring knife lacks the necessary reach. The Miyabi Koh 5.5...
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