I have been into Nakiri's for almost 10 years, the blade design is my absolute favorite. I presently have four of them, plus one Usuba which is the predecessor to the Nakiri which is a post-WW2 design. My absolute favorite is my Zwilling Gourmet 6.5 in Nakiri. I have fancy pattern welded Narkiri's and they have ultra-sharp edges but you also have to be very cognizant of how you use them or you can chip their edges. The German-made Zwilling is made of its Friodur steel, a Hi Carbon steel tempered with an ice treatment with an RC of 55-58 which makes it very easy to sharpen in the kitchen, and you don't have to worry about chipping edges. This knife is well-balanced, lite in weight, and has a Western-style handle. It does not have Grantons which I absolutely detest. It costs about $80 USD.
I mentioned the Usuba, which is a single-bevel knife with the blade shape of a Nakiri, they are not easy to find Stateside. I had to go the Australia to get the one I have. The Usuba rules in fine vegetable prep. As I have been told the Nikiri you use on carrots the Usube on strawberries.
Here is the Zwilling Nakiri
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