Thanks to its specific design, this traditional Japanese weeding hoe keeps the blade perfectly parallel to the ground to optimize weed cutting.
Used for centuries in Japan for garden maintenance, this tool allows you to scrape the soil surface and cut weeds at the root while remaining comfortably upright, helping to limit regrowth over time.
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The Ueda Seisakusho Kezuri Kama A-127 is a Japanese hand tool for weeding, designed for those looking for a practical tool that can be used without kneeling. The long handle allows the angled blade to penetrate the soil at the base of weeds and remove them at the root with a simple motion.
The blade is made using the "kouzuke" technique, a traditional Japanese forging process in which a hardened steel blade is joined to a softer metal body: an artisanal method that provides long-lasting sharpness and good impact resistance. Thanks to the blade's compact dimensions, the tool requires limited effort and is therefore also suitable for prolonged use.
Main features:
Recommended use: manual weeding of vegetable gardens, gardens and flower beds, removal of weeds at the root.
Maintenance: after use, clean the blade of soil and any plant residue and apply a light layer of protective oil for cutting tools; keep out of reach of children.
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