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KITA IDEA is a Japanese professional scissor brand sold through Scissors shop Hayashi. Part of the Hayashi retailer cluster of domestic Japanese brands.

KITA IDEA outfits the whole salon. The Aichi company builds salon equipment, from signage and wagons to showcases and interior fittings, with its Japanese-made shear line inside that range. The K2 and KJ series are cut from a cobalt super-alloy steel, the SPG thinners from a powder high-speed steel, and...

KITA IDEA outfits the whole salon. The Aichi company builds salon equipment, from signage and wagons to showcases and interior fittings, with its Japanese-made shear line inside that range. The K2 and KJ series are cut from a cobalt super-alloy steel, the SPG thinners from a powder high-speed steel, and the line sells through Scissors shop Hayashi.

About

KITA IDEA is the scissor line of 株式会社喜田アイディア (KITA IDEA Co.), an Aichi-based maker of equipment for beauty and barber salons: signage, wagons, showcases, interior fittings, and cutting tools. The company sells its shears through Scissors shop Hayashi (Hasamiya Hayashi), a Japanese specialty scissors retailer, alongside other domestic brands in the Hayashi network such as KING CRAFT and S.cosmo.

Product range and steel

The catalogue runs across several model families, including the K2 and KJ series, the K-5500 through K-8000 line, and the SPG thinning series. By the maker’s own descriptions, the K2 and KJ models are cut from a cobalt super-alloy steel, while the SPG series uses a powder high-speed steel. The top-tier K-5500 to K-8000 models are presented as carrying a Japanese-sword finishing tradition. No specific JIS grade is published for these steels.

For current model specifications, steel descriptions, and availability, the authoritative source is the Scissors shop Hayashi storefront, which primarily serves the Japanese domestic market.

Sources

  • KITA IDEA Co. company overview (kita-idea.co.jp)
  • Scissors shop Hayashi (hasamiya884.jp) product listings

Buying context

KITA IDEA is a professional scissor brand. No specific product models are currently confirmed on the ScissorPedia database. For current model specifications, pricing, and availability, the authoritative source is the retailer carrying KITA IDEA for the relevant market. ScissorPedia will update this entry as product data becomes available.

Where to Buy

Scissors shop Hayashi →

See Also

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KITA IDEA at a glance

Budget
Mid-range $200–400
Based in
Japan
Catalogue
4 models listed

Where to Buy

Authorized Retailers

Scissors shop Hayashi

Online Retailer

Retailers stocking KITA IDEA

ScissorPedia catalogues 1 retailer carrying KITA IDEA.

How KITA IDEA Compares

Brand KITA IDEA alpha Alu-Coba Atali
Country Japan Japan Japan Japan
Typical price Mid-range Mid-range US$200–US$250 US$70–US$100
Steel Cobalt super-alloy steel, Powder high-speed steel SG2 Cobalt steel Japanese Stainless Steel
Blade types
Handles Offset Offset, Even
Specialties Volume control, Slide cut, Stroke cut, Blunt cut, Texture control Base cut, Step cut, Volume control, Texture control

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. KITA IDEA is the scissor line of a Japanese maker based in Aichi Prefecture, with the shears themselves made in Japan.

KITA IDEA shears are sold through Scissors shop Hayashi, a Japanese specialty scissors retailer that handles the brand alongside other domestic lines.

The company is a salon-equipment maker first, producing signage, wagons, showcases, and interior fittings for beauty and barber salons, with cutting tools as part of that range.

Scissors shop Hayashi (hasamiya884.jp) publishes current KITA IDEA pricing; ScissorPedia does not yet list guide prices for individual models.

The lineup spans the K2 and KJ series, the K-5500 through K-8000 line, and the SPG thinning series, with the top models presented as carrying a Japanese-sword finishing tradition.

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Last updated: April 12, 2026 · by scissorpedia
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