Search results

If it was, then the whole thing means Tokyo, Japanese steel Double Moon something.

The top says Tokyo, middle two letters say Japan. IDK what the third character in the middle is. The three more intricate characters I can't really read except for the one in the middle, that one means moon. Sorry for my rather poor kanji reading; I'm only Chinese.

Thanks; the name just tripped me up.

Recently I bought this whetstone from Amazon; 1,000 Grit Super Ceramic Water Stone with a Base (Japan Import): Manual Knife Sharpeners: Amazon.com.au It says 'super' but the specs and the photo are Chosera. I was wondering if maybe it was a translation issue; the three biggest characters say...

Few more images, nobody has seemed to post them yet here, James Webb Space Telescope releases dazzling first science images You can find them in the article.

Well let's see; I woke up at 5, took this in the summer. Pretty cold outside. Besides that, I'm going to Mt Buller on the weekends, should have a heck of a view of the Aussie Alpine range.

I've been thinking about these areas of Russia (Primorsky Krai and Khabarovsk Krai) and I realised millions of years ago, they were once connected with Japan. Would it be unreasonable to believe that the stones found in these regions would be very similar to Jnats?

I'll throw in one that's 5, 6 kilometres away from me. I don't have any good photos, so I took one from the internet. K-Cliffs, Werribee River Park.

VG-10 is just like any other steel really, in my experience possibly a little brittle, somewhat prone to chipping. Just treat it as any other steel.

Well, for cuisine preference as long as I don't see ants and smoke coming out of my dish, I'm good (that kinda food, y'know). I don't have much of a preference for types of restaurants. Price, max 150, maybe 200. For area, as long as it's no more than an hour from the CBD I'll be alright.

Thinking of going out, what are your faves in Melbourne?

Santokus, I definitely think a part of the unpopularity is that 95% of them, just like nakiris, aren't made above 180mm.

Ooh! What's that?

Haven't heard much about them, good?

.

Well, as long as you don't include the base, Triple B super vitrified 1k.

It seems as if pretty much every jnat mine has been closed for decades. Any still open?

Well, I recently found something- On the Maido stones, it said it was produced by 末廣山- Suehiro Mountain. That means that some of the Gesshin stones are made by Suehiro. Just an interesting fact.

Yeah, I expected that. I don't have an issue with it, just curious.

The Gesshin stones have had some really good feedback generally, especially the 2k and 4k. But, no information is given on what makers make the stones. Does anyone know?