Japanese carmaker Nissan partnered with chef Hiroyuki Terada and knifemaker Kiryu to create a limited edition sushi knife.

Nissan may be in dire financial straits trying to find a partner, yet it somehow saw fit to create the special Z Nismo Precision sushi knife. For whatever reason, it doesn’t just want you to buy one ...

and the spin of the custom-made Japanese whetstone that powers the business. Ms. Kawano stocks both traditional and modern Japanese knives, and has converted many American chefs to the latter ...

Precision. Performance. Expertise. These qualities define both the Nissan Z and the centuries-old tradition of Japanese knifemaking. To honor that shared DNA, Nissan Design America collaborated with ...

It’s the main US supplier for big-name chefs like Nobu Matsuhisa ... hums with customers arriving with knives to be sharpened, and the spin of the custom-made Japanese whetstone that powers ...

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A limited-run sushi knife created and hand-made by Satoshi Kiryu, principle knifemaker at Kiryu Manufacturing, which produces ...

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The Z Nismo Precision Sushi Knife is handmade by renowned knifemaker Kiryu in Niigata Prefecture in Japan. Measuring some 210 ...

Limited to just 240 pieces—a tribute to the original 240Z—each knife is individually numbered and arrives in a custom black-lacquered box. The interior lid features the six generations of Z logos, ...