Japanese Garden Tools

Western saws cut on the push stroke, which means the blade has to be thick enough not to buckle. Japanese saws cut on the pull stroke instead — the blade is held in tension, so it can be made thinner and sharper. Less friction, less binding, and a noticeably faster cut for the same effort.

Taper-ground SK-5 steel Thicker at the teeth, thinner at the spine
Clears its own kerf Instead of dragging in it
220mm hedge shears Precision-ground, on long handles
Ornamentals and topiary Control a powered trimmer cannot match

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