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Question: Does anyone else have Kershaw stamped on the knife? no mention of Kershaw in all the information here
Document: Given, Kershaw makes a nice blade, but it still won't hold a candle to your real Shuns. It seems that Amazon's listing makes care to not mention that it wasn't made in Japan, in the hopes that Shun lovers will assume the same quality and buy it without seeing it first.So, in short, it's a neat knife, but don't expect it to be a Shun. It isn't.
I came across this very unique knife on another website, but found it for a better price here on Amazon. It's advertised as a steak knife, but to be honest, I would more likely use this as a fancy letter opener than anything else. The packaging is nothing short of what one would expect from Shun. It comes in a very nice black box, along with a wine red leather pouch for carrying in your pocket.The construction of the knife is excellent, another feature one would expect from Shun.
My wife loves it!!! She is hard to shop for. She heard about this product and suckered me into buying it for her. This knife is now on everybody's Christmas list
This razor sharp, compact pocket knife is the perfect picnic tool. It makes lunch on the road or at work a pleasure to eat!
Wow...payed $100.00 for the small version of this knife....could've gotten the larger version for the same price had I not been so lazy and walked into Williams and Sonoma...
I love this knife!...no more ripping apart a 40 dollar steak with a 40 cent house-provided &#34;steak knife&#34;. The Shun glides through a porterhouse as if the beef were butter.
The box itself isn't anything to write home about, in fact, neither is the leather case- but I didn't pay for those, I paid for the knife. The quality of those two items belie the understated beauty and quality of the instrument inside.
It may be a little weird to haul out your own steak knife in a restaurant, and it may seem expensive and overkill, but this is a very practical knife. It feels great in the hand, looks beautiful, and is extremely sharp. The case is just as elegant as the knife.
This knife was a little smaller than it appeared to be in the pictures, and I do not typically like smaller knives. However, I love this knife. I now carry it every day and use it all the time. It keeps a great edge and it is really well made.
Found knife to be very high quality, plenty sharp for all my needs during travel.Seen review about being made in USA on blade. My blade shows made in Japan.Have complete collection of Shun knives. My Shun Higo personal used most often.
Answer: I own two of these wonderful knives.  Both have the Shun logo on one side and KAI stamped on the other side of the blade.  However the package insert with both knives which gives the use and care instructions, etc has Kershaw printed on the outside.  I don't know this for a fact, but I think Shun, KAI and Kershaw are all made by the same knife makers.  Nonetheless, it doesn't bother me.  I just keep enjoying all the superb, effortless and clean slices I make with this knife in all my steaks and chops.  "Don't worry. Be happy," and enjoy this fine blade.