Does anyone have a picture of kazuyuki sakurai’s original pochi?

[knife__bro69]

Ive tried to find it and have been unable

[Abyss_Fish]

Here’s two different listings for the custom model:

https://www.rghknives.com.tw/front/prod ... paign=item

https://www.rghknives.com.tw/front/prod ... paign=item

[RadioactiveSpyder]

A Google image search of his name yielded these two examples of his custom version:






I’ve seen some other versions and a few other crazy designs of his as well. :)

Same pics in links above...

[knife__bro69]

Oh wow thank you everyone! Wow, it is pretty close to the spyderco :)

[VashHash]

That's fairly cheap for a custom folder.

[blueblur]

That's fairly cheap for a custom folder.

Hahaha, I almost spit out my drink after I clicked one of the links. Thanks for the laugh!

[Sumdumguy]

That's fairly cheap for a custom folder.

Hahaha, I almost spit out my drink after I clicked one of the links. Thanks for the laugh!

I figured it was a mix up in translation and that was supposed to be yen.

[infinkc]

in for a sprint run! a damasucs Dalmatian would be awesome!

[RadioactiveSpyder]

Prices on that site are not in Yen. It’s a site in Taiwan - $17000 Taiwanese dollars equals about $596 US.

[VashHash]

I definitely thought it was yen. Oops.

[RadioactiveSpyder]

I definitely thought it was yen. Oops.

If they were that price in yen, then they would cost $20 or so less than the Spyderco version!

[Sumdumguy]

I definitely thought it was yen. Oops.

If they were that price in yen, then they would cost $20 or so less than the Spyderco version!

I was thinking chinese yen, didn't see the Taiwan part, thought it was a chinese site.

[RadioactiveSpyder]

I was thinking chinese yen, didn't see the Taiwan part, thought it was a chinese site.

China uses the “yuan”, Japan uses “yen”. :)

[Sumdumguy]

I was thinking chinese yen, didn't see the Taiwan part, thought it was a chinese site.

China uses the “yuan”, Japan uses “yen”. :)

Potato, potato.

Starts with a Y, ends with an N. Close enough for us poor white folk, with no education. :p

To be fair, Japanese Yen and Korean Won both are derived from the Chinese word for dollar[Yuan].
I don't work with them much, so I confuse terms between different asian nations quite often.