The Suzuki Motorcycle Pizza Cutter is the essential item your kitchen needs.

      Camshop

      Pizza is tasty, and riding motorcycles is incredibly enjoyable, but there isn't much overlap when you think of them in a Venn diagram. One of the rare intersections of pizza and motorcycles can be found in Japan, where you can purchase a pizza cutter designed to resemble a classic Suzuki Katana.

      This is undoubtedly the most impressive kitchen tool we've come across this year, setting a high standard for the rest of 2025. The cutter mimics the model of the Katana GSX 1100 S released in 1981, complete with great details like the fins on the cylinder head, the carburetor, and the windshield. At the back, it features a five-spoke wheel that closely resembles the real motorcycle’s, while the front has a sharp wheel for slicing your favorite pizza.

      Naturally, you’ll need to make motorcycle engine sounds while cutting your pizza with the Katana cutter. How could you resist?

      Japanese retailer Camshop offers the cutter along with a stylish matching stand for ¥2,640, including tax, which is roughly $17. They note that the cutting wheel is crafted from stainless steel, the body is made of plastic, and you shouldn’t place the cutter in your dishwasher.

      Camshop's inventory also includes various other automobile-themed household items. There's a tissue box modeled after the Toyota Sprinter Trueno (AE86), which gained fame in Initial D. This item is licensed by Toyota, ensuring highly accurate proportions, and it accommodates several different tissue sizes. If you prefer to conceal your tissues in a vintage European car design, you can choose from the Fiat 500 or the Volkswagen Bus.

      While it seems that Camshop doesn’t have a distribution channel in the United States, their website claims to offer worldwide shipping. Are you feeling intrigued yet?

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