Asano Mokkousho Japanese Hand Hoe – 36cm Forged Steel

Asano Mokkousho Traditional Japanese Hand Hoe – 360mm

The Asano Mokkousho Hand Hoe is a testament to traditional Japanese craftsmanship, delivering a superior, single-handed tool for detailed gardening work. This hand hoe is designed to be lightweight and exceptionally well-balanced, making it comfortable and efficient for long periods of use. It features a high-quality steel head that is robust yet precise, with a blade measuring 13cm x 7cm wide, securely fitted to a classic timber handle. With a total length of 36cm and weighing just 540g, this tool is ideal for weeding, breaking up soil, and creating drills, and is particularly valued for meticulous bush regeneration work. This tool is genuinely made in Japan, ensuring guaranteed quality from a trusted name.

Best For: Enthusiast gardeners, horticulturists, and conservationists who require a lightweight, precision-balanced hand hoe for fine control, weeding, and working in delicate planting areas.

Key Features:

• Traditional Japanese Craftsmanship: Expertly forged with a high-quality steel head known for its durability and edge retention.
• Lightweight and Balanced: Weighs only 540g with a design that is perfectly balanced, offering comfortable, fatigue-free use with one hand.
• Precision Blade: The 13cm x 7cm wide blade provides excellent control for detailed weeding, soil cultivation, and clearing small roots.
• Versatile Utility: Ideal for digging, weeding, trenching, hilling, and delicate earthworks in gardening and bush regeneration.
• Durable Materials: Combines a tough steel head with a sturdy, comfortable timber handle for a long service life.
• Made in Japan: Ensures the highest standard of tool manufacturing and reliability.

Specifications:

• Brand: Asano Mokkousho
• Type: Hand Hoe (Single Handed)
• Total Length: 360mm
• Blade Dimensions: 130mm x 70mm
• Head Material: High-Quality Steel
• Handle Material: Timber
• Weight: 540g
• Origin: Made in Japan

Ideal For:

• Precise weeding and breaking up compacted soil between rows.
• Creating planting holes and seed drills.
• Bush regeneration and delicate site preparation.
• Detailed cultivation in raised beds or rockeries.