Hi everyone, First of all thanks so much to the administrator of Kitchen Knife Forum for admitting me to this forum and giving me this chance to tell the world regarding some things that may happened for a long time ago, but just people don't aware.
Back to the topic, After acquiring some whetstone from Japan (Kitayama, Arashiyama and Naniwa Superstone), I got really impressed with the quality of these stone which provide very good cutting speed and very nice edge finish that I got.
After further drill in into the world of knife sharpening through Kitchen Knife Forums and other youtube channels, I always found people recommending Chosera with the product comparision. Finally I have got my 2 Chosera(800 & 3000) from Japan during my trip there, indeed I don't have that great expectation from these stone, I just thought they are just normal sharpening stone, how it could be different. But it turns out the comment from users very useful, the stone gives you a very smooth surface, hard in nature, but will not let your blade go into these stones like the super stone series.
As I have helped some of my friends to sharpen their blade, I found a lot of people knife got chipped which requires a lower grid stone to repair, so what I got in mind is to get a good low grid stone, so I try to find a Naniwa Chosera 400 for the task.
After some search in the internet, I found a lot of seller are not willing to ship to Hong Kong, or just a price is too high. After further searching from the internet, I found the chosera 400 from some web store near my country(indeed to say a neighbouring country), I place the order and after some time, the thing I am expecting arrives ~~!!!!:rofl2:
Back to the topic, After acquiring some whetstone from Japan (Kitayama, Arashiyama and Naniwa Superstone), I got really impressed with the quality of these stone which provide very good cutting speed and very nice edge finish that I got.
After further drill in into the world of knife sharpening through Kitchen Knife Forums and other youtube channels, I always found people recommending Chosera with the product comparision. Finally I have got my 2 Chosera(800 & 3000) from Japan during my trip there, indeed I don't have that great expectation from these stone, I just thought they are just normal sharpening stone, how it could be different. But it turns out the comment from users very useful, the stone gives you a very smooth surface, hard in nature, but will not let your blade go into these stones like the super stone series.
As I have helped some of my friends to sharpen their blade, I found a lot of people knife got chipped which requires a lower grid stone to repair, so what I got in mind is to get a good low grid stone, so I try to find a Naniwa Chosera 400 for the task.
After some search in the internet, I found a lot of seller are not willing to ship to Hong Kong, or just a price is too high. After further searching from the internet, I found the chosera 400 from some web store near my country(indeed to say a neighbouring country), I place the order and after some time, the thing I am expecting arrives ~~!!!!:rofl2: