Onoyoshi Hamono

WhereOno City, Japan
WhatHand-forged garden tools
Onoyoshi Hamono’s ... Onoyoshi Hamono’s garden tools are handmade by the Tanaka brothers, who continue to build on the legacy established by their elders – like their grandfather, a kitchen knife blacksmith who founded the company in 1936, and their father, who took the wheel in 1964. Their studio is in the agricultural area of Ono City, Japan, which has been the home of Banshu hardware since ancient times. Behind each uniquely hand-forged tool is a process of more than 100 steps, resulting in functional, beautiful pieces that are committed to Japan’s traditions, history and culture. Onoyoshi Hamono’s garden tools are handmade by the Tanaka brothers, who continue to build on the legacy established by their elders – like their grandfather, a kitchen knife blacksmith who founded the company in 1936, and their father, who took the whee Onoyoshi Hamono’s garden tools are handmade by the Tanaka brothers, who continue to build on the legacy established by their elders – like their grandfather, a kitchen knife blacksmith who founded the company in 1936, and their father, who took the wheel in 1964. Their studio is in the agricultural area of Ono City, Japan, which has been the home of Banshu hardware since ancient times. Behind each uniquely hand-forged tool is a process of more than 100 steps, resulting in functional, beautiful pieces that are committed to Japan’s traditions, history and culture.

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Onoyoshi Hamono

Onoyoshi Hamono’s garden tools are handmade by the Tanaka brothers, who continue to build on the legacy established by their elders – like their grandfather, a kitchen knife blacksmith who founded the company in 1936, and their father, who took the wheel in 1964. Their studio is in the agricultural area of Ono City, Japan, which has been the home of Banshu hardware since ancient times. Behind each uniquely hand-forged tool is a process of more than 100 steps, resulting in functional, beautiful pieces that are committed to Japan’s traditions, history and culture.