You'd better tell me which model of Asaka you bought. Generally, most of the counterfeit models on the market are YE YO YEO YCA YSC YES, and for YDM YOD YO2 YE3D YAP YG, etc., just There are very few imitations.

Furthermore, you can tell us your purchase price, and you can also infer the authenticity from the price.

Finally, here are a few tips for simple visual inspection. This worked in the past, but now that the level of counterfeiting is getting higher and higher, it may not be universal.

1. Look at the layout, the 5 characters, the 5 characters of the genuine product, have a small dot at the end, but the fake product does not.

2. The ink printed on the fake product layout is heavier and the handwriting is thicker, while the genuine product prints thinner handwriting.

3. The color of the handle mosaic is blue on the fakes, but silvery gray on the real ones.

4. The fake handles are round and narrow, while the genuine handles are flat and wide.

5. The oval signs on the handles of fake products are generally uneven, while the signs on genuine products are very translucent and smooth.

On the handle label of my genuine YE3D, there is a small mark on the top and inside of the oval, which is like a small chipped scar caused by an impact, about the size of a millet grain. And there are signs on the front and back. I have observed many genuine Asaka blades.

Hope these can help you.