Simple and sturdy. "Tough brooms" and "life-saving tools" chosen by professionals.｜Yatsuya Kogyo
Delicate, design-driven tools won't cut it in the field.
A thick handle, strong stiffness, rust-resistant metal.
Yatsuya Kogyo's tools fit the phrase "functional beauty" without any decoration.
It doesn't have to be fancy — just strong
Founded in 1957, Yatsuya Kogyo is headquartered in Aisai City, Aichi Prefecture. Their products — familiarly known as "Yatsuya brooms" — pursue "strength" rather than delicacy. The sturdy construction that doesn't give in to gravel on construction sites, wet fallen leaves and mud on concrete has earned absolute trust from construction workers and cleaning professionals. They are also a leading maker of "evacuation rope ladders," supporting Japan's safety and comfort from both the cleaning and disaster-prevention sides.
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Right material for the right place
Water-resistant "fern," "black fern" that gathers fine sand, "shuro" with strong stiffness, durable "PP (synthetic fiber)." By using the optimal material for each surface (concrete, soil, asphalt) you're cleaning, work efficiency is maximized.
Durable construction built for the field
Made on the assumption that countless people will handle it roughly at schools and construction sites. The handle joint is bound many times with wire or reinforced with metal parts — small touches against breakage are applied throughout.
"Rope ladders" you can trust your life to
In fact, Yatsuya Kogyo is also a specialist in "evacuation rope ladders." The know-how of making disaster-prevention products that must work reliably in an emergency also informs the quality control of its cleaning tools, forming the basis of "manufacturing you can trust."
Editor's Note
For garden cleaning, Yatsuya's "Fern Broom" is the strongest. An ordinary nylon broom can't handle rain-soaked fallen leaves or mud stuck to concrete at all, but thick, hard fern fibers can scrape them off aggressively. I also recommend the retro "Bunka Dustpan" (metal dustpan). I love the toughness — it doesn't break even if you step on it or kick it, unlike plastic. It also gives off a great vibe placed in the garage.
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From the definitive answer to garden cleaning to preparedness for disasters. That "sturdy one" you see at the home center may actually be made by Yatsuya Kogyo.
Yatsuya Broom (Long Handle)
Standard at schools and shrines. Strong stiffness sweeps out gravel and leaves.
The flagship product since founding. Uses carefully selected natural fibers to powerfully sweep out debris on asphalt and soil. The red handle is the trademark — almost everyone has seen one in the school cleaning-tool locker at least once. Durability guaranteed.
For cleaning gardens, parking lots and entrance walkways. Handy when you want to sweep only fallen leaves out of gravel.
Fern Broom (Long Handle)
No problem after the rain. Tough fiber that stands up to mud and wet leaves.
A bristle broom using palmyra palm leaf stalks (fern). Because the fibers are thick and very hard, you can scrape off water-laden fallen leaves and mud stains stuck to concrete. Washable with water.
For garden cleaning after rain, construction sites, restaurant kitchen floors and scraping moss off concrete.
Bunka Dustpan (Metal)
Unbreakable even if you step on it. The tin partner loved since the Showa era.
A classic metal dustpan. Unlike plastic, it doesn't age and crack, and it shrugs off rough use. Pressed against the ground, the edge deforms and fits, so it catches fine sand and dust without missing. The painted retro colors are popular too.
For the garage and garden. If you keep replacing plastic dustpans, try this one.
Aluminum Rope Ladder
Be ready for "what if." A lightweight, rust-free lifeline ladder.
An evacuation ladder that uses aluminum alloy for the steps. It is overwhelmingly lighter than the conventional rope type and easy for women and older people to handle. Using a rope with a wire core, it offers high reliability for emergency escape — in case of fire, for example.
Keep it ready on the balcony of a 2nd- or 3rd-floor apartment. Store it where you can grab it immediately in an emergency.
Bamboo Rake (Kumade)
Sweep a wide area of fallen leaves at once. Bamboo bounce that doesn't harm the lawn.
Nothing beats this for gathering fallen leaves on the lawn or gravel. Using the springiness of bamboo, it scoops up a large amount of debris like a bear's paw. Yatsuya Kogyo's rakes have well-selected bamboo and a reputation for tines that don't break easily.
For autumn leaf cleanup and gathering cut grass after mowing. Essential for households with a large garden.
Summary: A reliable partner for dirty work.
Cleaning isn't only about sweeping a tidy room.
The true value of Yatsuya Kogyo shows in places covered in mud and exposed to wind and rain.
These are honest tools that fit the "hands of people who work hard."
- Company
- Yatsuya Kogyo Co., Ltd.
- Founded
- 1957
- Address
-
18 Minamigawara, Nishiho-cho, Aisai City, Aichi 496-8019, Japan
Google Map - Tel
- +81-567-26-3351
- Business
- Manufacturing and sales of cleaning supplies, disaster-prevention supplies and greening supplies
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