
Takano Canada lists seven Mikado cutting-shear models; the maker and finished manufacturing country remain unconfirmed.
Mikado is listed by Canadian seller Takano; its maker and finished country are unverified, so the South Korea group is provisional.
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Takano Canada’s Mikado collection shows seven cutting-shear listings: MX-60, three QX sizes and three XS sizes. Takano is the Canadian seller. Its current pages do not identify Mikado’s legal maker or finished manufacturing country, so the South Korea directory grouping is provisional.
The QX-50 listing describes an offset handle with a camel bump, a detachable finger rest, convex blades and a blue-stone-covered screw. The XS-70 listing describes a regular handle, larger finger holes and a detachable rest. These details help choose a hand feel, but they do not support saying every Mikado model has one shared offset and edge specification. Takano lists Petit separately; Petit M should not be counted as part of the Mikado collection without a model-level connection.
The live Takano shop presents individual CAD prices and cart controls. For the exact MX, QX or XS model, confirm hand, steel grade, finished country, stock, shipping and warranty with Takano. A Canadian seller address is not a production origin, and no verified South Korean maker has been identified for this line. The South Korea hub shows the current provisional grouping.
Takano Canada sells the Mikado line, but its current listings do not establish the legal maker or factory location. Ask Takano for those details for the exact model.
The current collection lists MX-60; QX-50, QX-55 and QX-65; and XS-60, XS-65 and XS-70. Petit is a separate Takano category.
No shared specification is established. The QX-50 page lists an offset camel-bump handle and convex blades; the XS-70 page describes a regular handle and large finger holes. Compare each product page.
Takano Canada’s Mikado collection shows current model listings and CAD cart prices. Confirm stock, hand, steel, shipping and service terms on the selected listing.
Sources checked for this profile: Takano Mikado collection, Mikado QX-50 product, Mikado XS-70 product. Last reviewed September 2026.