
Osaka maker Okamiya offers WavePower cutters and two distinct 3DII thinning rates.
Compare Okamiya’s WavePower cutter and thinner models, pivot designs and current maker catalogue before purchase.
Compare Okamiya with another brandOkamiya Hamono Giken is a Toyonaka, Osaka scissor maker. Its predecessor research workshop began around 1958; the present limited company was established in 1998. The company’s engineering history includes a contactless ball-bearing pivot introduced in 1991 and a later 3DII screw design. These are specific designs, so check the model rather than assuming every pair shares a pivot.
The current line-up distinguishes WavePower cutting models from 3DII thinning models. The 3DII CWW is listed around 30–35% removal, while the CW is around 25%; that difference matters if you want to take out bulk or blend more gradually. The catalogue also gives blade lengths, handles and separate yen prices for each pair. Check the current price on the exact model page.
Okamiya describes high-hardness heat treatment for selected products and lists stainless cobalt alloy for the AT series. Steel and pivot details vary by line. The purchase guide explains direct-shop and enquiry options. The Japan directory provides other makers to compare.
The maker history says Okamiya Hamono Research Institute began around 1958. The present limited company was established in 1998.
The current line-up lists 3DII CWW at about 30–35% removal and 3DII CW at about 25%. Compare tooth design and size as well as the stated rate.
No. The maker lists materials by model. Its premium 3DII and KLII descriptions refer to high-hardness steel, while the AT range lists stainless cobalt alloy; check the exact model before choosing.
Use the official line-up for model details and the purchase guide for the current direct-shop and enquiry routes.
Sources checked for this profile: Okamiya company history and address, Current model line-up, Direct purchase options. Last reviewed September 2026.