Japanese Azui hand hoes, sickles, hori hori knife and Tobisho pruning shears arranged on a light background.
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Azui Complete Garden Work Set

$211.20

Choose one Azui cultivation tool, one Tobisho Type A or Type B pruning shear, one hori hori and one Japanese sickle. Build a complete four-tool garden work set and save 12%.

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Product Care

Japanese carbon steel tools stay at their best when they are wiped dry, kept clean of sap, sharpened before they become blunt and oiled before storage. Read the full guide.

 

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Description

Build a four-tool Japanese garden set for cultivation, planting, pruning and clearing.

Choose one forged Azui cultivation tool, one pair of Tobisho Type A or Type B pruning shears, one hori hori and one Japanese sickle. Together, the four tools cover soil preparation, close digging, transplanting, clean pruning and cutting back grass, weeds and soft garden growth.

Your selected set receives an automatic 12% bundle saving.

Choose the Azui No.101 Four-Tine Hand Hoe for loosening and aerating soil, the Azui No.102 Ika-Gata Hand Hoe for shallow weeding and preparing beds, or the Azui No.106 Pick Mattock for firmer ground, roots and close digging.

Then choose the Tobisho shear size and handle that suit your hand, a hori hori for planting and close digging, and a sickle for clearing grass, weeds and soft growth. Each selection performs a different core garden task, so the set adds coverage rather than duplicating tools.

Browse the full Azui range, compare Tobisho pruning shears, explore more Japanese garden tools, or compare the full Japanese garden tool bundle range. For a smaller three-tool option without a sickle, see the Azui Planting and Pruning Set. Keep the set working properly with products from the Japanese tool care and sharpening collection.

Specifications
  • Bundle type: Build your own
  • Choose: 1 Azui cultivation tool
  • Choose: 1 Tobisho Type A or Type B pruning shear
  • Choose: 1 hori hori
  • Choose: 1 Japanese sickle
  • Azui options: No.101, No.102 or No.106
  • Pruning shear options: 180mm, 185mm or 200mm, subject to model
  • Bundle saving: 12%
  • Made in Japan
  • Quantity: 4 tools
Maintenance

Clean and dry all four tools after use. Remove sap and soil, apply a light coat of camellia oil to exposed carbon steel, and sharpen cutting edges when required. Do not twist or pry with the pruning shears or hori hori, and use loppers for branches beyond the shears' intended capacity.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What can I choose in the Azui Complete Garden Work Set?

Choose one Azui cultivation tool, one available Tobisho Type A or Type B pruning shear, one hori hori and one Japanese sickle. The displayed price changes with your selections and includes an automatic 12% bundle saving.

What jobs does this four-tool set cover?

The Azui tool handles cultivation and soil preparation, the hori hori covers planting and close digging, the Tobisho shears make clean pruning cuts, and the sickle clears grass, weeds and soft garden growth. Together they cover the main hand-tool jobs in an established garden.

How should I choose the right Azui tool and pruning shears?

Choose the No.101 for loosening and aerating soil, the No.102 for shallow weeding and bed preparation, or the No.106 for firmer ground and roots. Compact 180mm and 185mm pruning shears suit smaller hands, while 200mm models provide a larger grip and more leverage.

How should I care for the tools in this set?

Clean and dry every tool after use. Remove sap and soil, apply a light coat of camellia oil to exposed carbon steel, and sharpen cutting edges when required. Do not twist the pruning shears or use them on branches beyond their intended capacity.

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