Canada Day Bullets: Japan

• My Dad bought three of these same knives, one a few weeks ago. This one that arrived yesterday is my early birthday present.

• From Japan, the Huusk, Premium Control Knife. 

• Paraphrased comments from a good, foodie friend of Asian descent, that has a very good knowledge of the Metro Vancouver restaurant scene, having been to many of local restaurants, many times.

• 'That is the sharpest knife.'

• 'Organized crime uses that knife to chop up its victims, to hide the bodies.'

• 'Do not drop that knife on your foot, or you will have no foot.'

• From Thursday, May 13, 2021 1:30am: SPONSORED:Huusk Japan Knives Review: Legit Kitchen Chef Knife or Fake? 

• Cited: 'Huusk Japan Knives are broadcasted as the world’s first-ever premium control kitchen knife that anyone from the average Joe to a top chef should have in their respective knife rolls. Handcrafted with excellence in mind, each Huusk Japan knife is said to feature precision, laser-carved hole for the index finger (which gives the knife its increased control), traditional Japanese steel for utmost sharpness and a premium oak wood handle for optimal comfort, grip and handling of produce. As if these features aren’t enough, the creators of Huusk Japan Knives have added more to the list.'

• Cited: 'Handmade: Each and every Huusk Japan knife has supposedly been handmade to provide the best quality knife. This also ensures that the added details last over a long period of time without a scratch.'

• Cited: 'Ultimately, the Huusk Japan knives have been inspired by Japanese samurais, namely by their swords, which are used during battles. Facets including sharpness, ergonomic grip and balance have all been included in this respective knife, which as per the advertisement are true to knives made by expert Japanese knifemakers.'

• Happy Canada Day!