Spyderco by G.Sakai

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KamSingh
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Spyderco by G.Sakai

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A friend gave me a few knife magazines yesterday, one of them was a Japanese magazine called Knife. It has an article on Seki Spydercos, unfortunately all the writing is in Japanese but there are some cool pics of the factory and knives. Maybe somebody could provide a translation?

http://s260.photobucket.com/albums/ii37 ... /Spyderco/
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Excellent find! Thanks for sharing. :)
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great find! and thanks for taking the time to scan everything
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Thanks for the unique find! A brief synopsis from one of our Japanese forum members (or someone that can read Japanese) would be greatly appreciated.
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anyone read Japanese? :)
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Well, you probably already figured out that under each knife's picture is its name written in katakana, along with specs including size and material. I may be able to coerce a friend into providing a translation of the text, but it'll take a little while... I'll see if I can get it done. btw, thanks for sharing the article.
One of my EDCs is a G Sakai which I purchased in Seki city. I like it a lot. My other EDCs are Spydies, of course. I go to Seki every year for the knife festival. It's a great day out.

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The bottom two are from Seki, the top from Golden (though bought in Seki).
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KamSingh wrote:A friend gave me a few knife magazines yesterday, one of them was a Japanese magazine called Knife. It has an article on Seki Spydercos, unfortunately all the writing is in Japanese but there are some cool pics of the factory and knives. Maybe somebody could provide a translation?

http://s260.photobucket.com/albums/ii37 ... /Spyderco/
:spyder: :spyder: :cool: :spyder: :spyder: Well....I won't go through all the terms, and meanings, but what they are saying is that Spyderco's are really :cool: , and may be the Perfect knife :D Nah, just kidding; No clue what they're sayin, but I'm sure I'm close :rolleyes: :D
:spyder: :spyder: :cool: :spyder: :spyder: "Spyderco...does a pocket good":spyder:
Spyderco Rocks!!!! "A wise man once said all knives were created equal...Obviously, he meant Spydercos''
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This is great. A lot of cool photos to look through. Much appreciated!

Hopefully someone can translate some of it.
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