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TO-DE-150

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TO-DE-150 Deba Honoyaki – the power of tradition that commands respect

The TO-DE-150 from the prestigious TO Honoyaki series is not just another Japanese kitchen knife. It is a tool with presence, created for those who understand that true quality begins where compromises end. This classic Deba bōchō (出刃包丁) represents the essence of the Japanese approach to working with fish – calm, deliberate, and under absolute control.

Unlike most kitchen knives, the Deba Honoyaki features a thick, heavy, and solid blade, sharpened on one side in the traditional kataba style. This construction is intentional and purposeful, designed for the most demanding tasks: breaking down whole fish, removing heads and tails, precise filleting, and working safely around small bones. With proper technique, a Deba can even be used to crack crab legs and claws – tasks that would destroy an ordinary knife.

Honoyaki represents the pinnacle of Japanese knife-making. Each blade is forged from a single piece of steel in a process that requires master-level control of temperature, timing, and internal stress. These knives are made one by one, by highly skilled craftsmen from regions such as Sakai – a city where the first Deba knives appeared during the Edo period. The result is exceptional sharpness, remarkable structural integrity, and outstanding edge longevity.

The signature thick spine of the Deba, which tapers dramatically toward the tip, allows this knife to combine raw power with surprising finesse. The robust heel easily handles bones, while the thin, sensitive tip enables the user to feel the structure of the fish and guide the blade with surgical precision. Thanks to its balance point near the heel, the TO-DE-150 feels far more agile than its weight would suggest, offering confidence and control in every cut.

With a blade length of 150 mm, the TO-DE-150 is ideal for small to medium-sized fish, poultry, and seafood. In the hands of a professional, it becomes a true extension of intent; in the hands of a dedicated enthusiast, it teaches discipline, technique, and respect for ingredients.

The TO-DE-150 Honoyaki is not just a knife.
It is a statement of craftsmanship, a symbol of mastery, and a tool for those who want to work exactly as it is done in the finest Japanese kitchens.

If you want to truly understand what a Deba is meant to be – this knife leaves no doubt.
A conscious choice. And one with no turning back.

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Chicken in Mustard Miso Sauce (serves 2)

A simple, home-style comfort dish with a Japanese twist. Tender chicken combined with the deep umami of miso paste, gentle sweetness of mirin, and subtle sharpness of mustard creates a sauce that beautifully coats the meat and pairs perfectly with rice. Quick, satisfying, and surprisingly elegant in flavor.

Ingredients

  • 2 chicken breast fillets
    (or approx. 400 g skinless, boneless chicken thighs)

  • 2 tbsp light miso paste

  • 2 tbsp mirin
    (can be substituted with dry white wine)

  • 1 tbsp sake
    (optional substitute: vodka)

  • 1 tbsp fine sugar

  • 1 tbsp rice vinegar

  • 1 tsp mustard

  • 1/2 cup chicken stock

  • 1–2 spring onions (green parts), finely sliced

  • 100 g rice (preferably Japanese short-grain or jasmine)

Preparation

  1. Chicken
    Rinse the chicken and cook it in a small amount of water for about 15 minutes, until tender and juicy. Drain and let it cool slightly, then shred the meat by hand along the grain.

  2. Mustard Miso Sauce
    In a saucepan, combine the miso paste, mirin, sake, sugar, rice vinegar, mustard, and chicken stock. Mix well and bring to a boil. Reduce the heat and simmer for a few minutes until the sauce slightly reduces and becomes silky.

  3. Combine
    Add the shredded chicken to the sauce. Gently stir so the meat is evenly coated, and heat for another 1–2 minutes.

  4. Rice
    Cook the rice according to the instructions on the package.

  5. Serve
    Serve the chicken over warm rice and sprinkle with finely sliced spring onions.

Tips

  • For a richer, creamier finish, add a tablespoon of butter or a splash of cream at the end.

  • The dish also tastes great with toasted sesame seeds or a few drops of sesame oil.

  • It works perfectly as a next-day lunch—the flavors deepen beautifully over time.

Simple ingredients, deep flavor, no fuss. Perfect for any day of the week.

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