What makes Japanese knives different from Western knives?

Japanese knives are known for their razor-sharp edges, lightweight build, and thinner blades, making them ideal for precise slicing. In contrast, Western knives are typically heavier, thicker, and built to handle tasks like cutting through bone. Japanese knives excel in finesse and are perfect for vegetables, fish, and delicate cuts.

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