Who Here Reads Japanese?????

If anyone could translate the writing in the pics I would greatly appreciate it.
These are on quality culinary knives.
Thank you in advance.

Let me take a guess, it says: "very sharp knife" 

I think it says you have to register these deadly weapons with the state of California, 

"Under no circumstances should these extremely sharp knives be used by clumsy Gaijin" - plain as day . . . 

Could be like the Hon Kasumi knives - Deba Hocho is a general purpose, then there is Sashimi Hocho and Usuba Hocho for vegetables you can see some here: http://www.japanwoodworker.com/search2/search.aspx?query=chef%20knives

"Made in China"

Not to be use for Harakiri!    

Are you sure its in Japanese. It looks like Chinese, im kinda agreeing with Eric b

The Chinese and Japanese ideograph sets are nearly identical, so I'll have my wife look at it if no one gets back to you first.

 I can tell you that the uppermost character on the knife on the right means "sky" or "heaven". 

"Made in China"

Hahahahhaha

I can ping folks in localization early tomorrow...see what they say

right knife: taste from the sky, happy spring.

direct translation

My son got a job at Morimoto's in Napa. A friend loaned him these two knoves and we were wondering what they read.
Thanks to those with real info...as for the rest of you........

株式会社 正本

http://www.masamoto-sohonten.co.jp/history.html

It's a companies name.... Buddy translated it for me.

I went to the site is is all Greek to me.