Forged for durability.
A superior hand hoe.

Hand-forged. Hand wide hoe.

Lightweight and easy to use. This Japanese hand hoe is made using hand forging.
The steel is compressed through the forging process and combined with a unique quenching treatment to make it strong and resistant to breakage. The sharpened blade easily digs into the soil, allowing for easy excavation. The total length of 400mm is just right for single-handed swinging. Its exquisite weight allows for long hours of work without fatigue. The hand hoe is recommended for digging up soil in fields and flowerbeds, transplanting, and weeding while crouching or squatting. It's convenient for working in confined spaces.
The wide hoe is used for turning soil, making ridges, and leveling, allowing for efficient cultivation of a wide area. It's an excellent choice as a first hoe when you need one.

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Only a few agricultural tool smiths in Japan can produce such meticulously crafted tools. The difference in blade strength between forged and non-forged tools is significant. You can work with confidence, without worrying about the blade bending. The blade angle is set to easily penetrate the soil while in a crouching position, making excavation effortless. While it can be cherished for a long time, leaving it outdoors will cause rust and corrosion, eventually ruining the blade. After use, store it in a well-ventilated place away from rain. If the blade becomes loose after many years of use, simply hammer a wedge into place to secure it.