Kicho Series
KSC
Convex blade, 3D anamorphic handle, dial adjustment screw.
220 € excl. VAT
264 € incl. VAT — ref. KSC-55
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The essentials
The KSC is a cutting scissor from the Kicho Series range, forged by the Togiya manufacture. Convex blade, 3D anamorphic handle, dial adjustment screw.
This length is made for precision work: scissor-over-finger cutting, outlines, detail around the face, point cutting. It is the most common format in salons, and usually the right choice for a first Japanese pair.
The blade
The Japanese convex blade — hamaguri-ba, the “clam-shell blade” — combines a rounded back with an extremely fine edge. It slices the hair cleanly instead of pushing it: the cut glides, split ends are rare, and the gesture takes less force.
In the hand
The 3D anamorphic handle follows the curve of the hand: pressure is spread over a wider surface, noticeably reducing strain on the knuckles during busy days. The knurled screw adjusts by hand, mid-cut if needed: half a turn is enough to firm up or loosen the closing.
This model is set up for right-handed users. Available sizes: 5″, 5″, 6″, 0″, 6″, 5″, 7″, 0″.
Forged in Inuyama
The Kicho Series range comes out of the Togiya manufacture, which controls its whole chain: steel selection, forging, hardening, grinding, then hand sharpening and assembly. That end-to-end control explains the value of Togiya's “Made in Japan”.
Care and lifespan
Wipe the blades at the end of each day, add a drop of oil on the screw and edge, store the pair in its case. Once a year, hand it to a sharpener trained on Japanese blades — never to a standard grinding wheel, which would destroy the convex geometry in a single pass.
Specifications
| Series | Kicho Series |
| Type | Precision blade |
| Sizes | 5,5″, 6,0″, 6,5″, 7,0″ |
| Handedness | Right-handed |
| Made in | Inuyama, Aichi — Japan |