Japanese
Garden Tools Company
Yoshida Hamono Co., Ltd. has a factory in Taku City, Saga Prefecture. The factory, which has been in business for more than 70 years, has been promoting mechanization of the processes of forging, hardening, finishing, and handle attachment, etc., and is engaged in integrated production. This has enabled the company to produce more than 2,000 types of blades, including agricultural blades for hoes and sickles, gardening blades, and blades for machinery. Yoshida Hamono, which is promoting the efficiency of its machines while preserving tradition in order to create a system capable of mass-producing high-precision blades, makes Japanese blades that meet all the needs of the user.
Nejirigama （Twisted Sickle）
Any serious gardener is bound to be a connoisseur of weeding tools, since weeds are an omnipresent part of any garden and our quest to kill them is unending. The goal is to find a tool that doesn’t poison our precious organics but still does the job with a minimum of fuss. That’s why many gardeners and farmers praise this elegant and efficient Japanese tool: the Kusakichi Nejiri Scraper, a sort of short-handled hoe designed to scrape young weeds from the soil while providing a sharp edge to dig out stubborn roots.
