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Introducing Kiya's horticultural products, focusing on a limited quantity of twiling (Zwilling) pruning shear Makino Edition.

Why don't you feel green near your life?

Touching seasonal flowers and plants relaxes your mind.

We also offer scissors and knives related to plants, scissors that have been loved for a long time, bonsai scissors and flower scissors made by up-and-coming new craftsmen.

・・Let's introduce some of the products.

In addition, all prices are announced at tax-included prices.

This model is a reprint of pruned scissors loved by Dr. Tomitaro Makino, the father of a Japanese botanist.

The German design and the sharpness loved by the doctor were faithfully reproduced with Japanese craftsmanship.

Made of rust-resistant stainless steel, it is easy to handle, and small size fits in your hand.

It is a limited production of 5,000 bottles.

The design that embodies the easy-to-hold size and the simple Is vest combine functionality and beauty, and it is full of excitement that makes you want to go out in your pocket.

Please experience the sharpness and comfort that Dr. loved for collecting plants and making specimens.

We will introduce the works of young craftsmen from the Celacanth Cafeteria, which nurtures up-and-coming new craftsmen.

The discerning blade, which is finished one by one, can be done smoothly from powerful to delicate work.

Please take this opportunity to see the handiwork of a new craftsman up close.

A bonsai scissors for left-handed bonsai scissors made by craftsmen who want left-handed scissors.

Left-handed scissors are aligned opposite to the right, so that the movement of rubbing the blade can be done smoothly with the left hand.

If you are used to using the right scissors with your left hand, you may have a slightly different sense, so be sure to pick them up.

This is also a work by Mr. Miyanohara.

This shape of the flower scissors is called Ikenobo.

It changes its shape depending on the school, but this shape has been used for a long time.

Please enjoy the light feel.

It's a floral knife with a luxurious color.

If you pull the stem quickly with a knife and cut the stem into a large and sharp cross section, the water will be better sucked up and the flowers will last longer.

Please try it once to enjoy the flowers for a long time.

This garden scissors is made of sterite and resistant to rust and can be cut easily.

The handle is large and easy to grip.

It's a high-class color.

Perfect as a gift for important people who like flowers and gardens!

Of course, for myself.

Handmade flower scissors made by scissors who are proud of Kiya.

The flower scissors of the second generation Kuniharu (Iwao Kawasumi), a traditional Japanese craftsman in Tokyo, have a slight gap at the end of the handle to escape the impact and create a light and tired feel.

The scissors made one by one in the Adachi-ku workshop seem to be integrated with the user's hand, and the appearance of the scissors with excellent functional beauty is beautiful to the eyes, and the sound to match is cool.

How about pruning the branches?

The blade is made of Yasugi steel, and the handle is made of strong red oak.

※　This is a real sale, so please forgive me when it is sold out.

Kenzan is an important tool that supports important works.

Please choose according to the vase.

In gardening and kitchen gardens, one-handed hoe is easy to work, and the blades are divided into three, so it is suitable for loosening the hardened soil.

A wide range of work is efficient, so the soil can be prepared in a short time.

Please be careful when working under the scorching sun.

2-2-1 Nihonbashi Muromachi, COREDO Muromachi 11F

Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line and Ginza Line Mitsukoshimae Station Coredo Muromachi Underground Entrance

2-minute walk from the B9b exit of Nihombashi Station on the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line and Tozai Line.

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Business hours 11:00 to 19:00

Business hours are being shortened.

It is open without rest except New Year's Day and COREDO Muromachi inspection day.

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