Woodcraft is the proud new home of Japan Woodworker and its collection of imported Japanese professional quality woodworking tools and fine cutlery kits. Woodcraft carries on the tradition of providing quality Japanese wood working hand tools, including carving tools, chisels, hand saws, and planes, for those in the woodworking community who ...

Featuring exceptional tools from Japan, Hida Tool is your source for woodworking tools, gardening tools, and kitchen knives that continue the metalworking traditions of the samurai sword makers.

Best quality directly from Japan. High quality tools for woodworking directly from Japan at best prices. Saws, Kataba, Dozuki chisels, hand plane, knives, whetstones, waterstones, sharpening tools, cooking items.

I teach Japanese traditional woodworking techniques to people all over the world(About the class). I also use the knowledge and experience I gained at Ise Shrine to share the real construction of Japanese torii in an online class. There are many free You Tube videos, so …

My name is Takami Kawai, a Japanese carpenter. I teach Japanese traditional woodworking techniques to people all over the world(About the class). I also use the knowledge and experience I gained at Ise Shrine to share the real construction of Japanese torii in an online class. There are many free You Tube videos, so please check it out!

Kakuri offers a wide range of different high-quality Japanese woodworking tools for carving, carpentry, starter sets, and more. View our selection now!

Kakuri offers high-quality traditional Japanese hand tools that are not only affordable but designed to meet the everyday demands of your workshop.

Japanese woodworking is a traditional practice that emphasizes simplicity, precision, and harmony with nature. Japanese woodworking techniques are built on long-standing traditions and use unique joinery techniques and hand tools. There are many resources available to help you learn the fundamental techniques and tools of Japanese woodworking.

Japanese woodcraft has evolved over a thousand years bringing with it unique woodworking techniques. From marquetry and wood bending to intricate wood joinery and delicate wood inlay. These are just some of the more common techniques in Japan.

1) Ise Ittobori – Japanese Single Blade Wood Carving Technique; 2) Kigumi – The Ancient Japanese Woodworking Technique of the Shrine Carpenters ; 3) Kigoroshi Woodworking Technique; 4) Sasano-Bori – The “Special” Wood Carving Technique; 5) Agokaki Woodworking Technique; 6) Iwatsuki Doll Woodworking Techniques