Shigefusa Kasumi Gyuto, 240 mm, with Saya/重房霞牛刀、240 mm、鞘付き

Part of the comment from the owner:
Took some pics of it, as well as some next to my older Kasumi 240mm gyuto. I loved the old one so much so I ordered a new one through you.
 
所有者のコメントの一部：
写真を何枚か、古い霞240mm牛刀も撮りました。古いほうがとても気に入ったので、あなたを通じて新たに注文しました。

 

 
 
The order was placed in November 2016.
発注は、2016年11月でした。 

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