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TENYO

合同会社天洋コーポレーション

Japan Est. 1946 3 models documented ✓ Verified profile

Who it suits

TENYO is a Japanese scissor brand with origins dating to 1946, handmade by artisans in Osaka carrying on traditional craftsmanship techniques.

Price position

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$400–450 · tier 4 of 5

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Models
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3 documented

The TENYO name has outlived its first operator: Dairi Co., Ltd. ceased trading in 2016, and the present Tenyo Corporation, in Izumi-Otsu City, Osaka, was set up the same year to continue a scissor brand with origins back to 1946. Three models are at $400 to $450 guide prices, two cutters and a thinner from 6.0 to 7.0 inches, handmade, the brand says, in the tradition of craftsman Sadaharu Ebi.

Overview

TENYO is a Japanese scissors brand based in Izumi-Otsu City, Osaka Prefecture, operated by Tenyo Corporation (合同会社天洋コーポレーション). The brand traces its origins to 1946 and underwent a significant transition in 2016 when the original operator, Dairi Co., Ltd., ceased operations. The current company was established that same year to continue the TENYO name and its manufacturing tradition.

Product Range

TENYO offers cutting scissors, thinning scissors, and left-handed scissors. The range covers blunt, slide, point, inside, outside, and speed cutting, plus texture and volume control. Its thinning models span removal rates from 10 to 80 percent, depending on the model.

According to the brand, TENYO scissors are handmade by an artisan who carries on the techniques of master craftsman Sadaharu Ebi. The company also produces pet grooming scissors, which are reportedly used in specialized grooming schools across Japan.

Availability

TENYO scissors are available through tenyoscissors.com and retailers including Scissor Dude and Scissors Shop Hayashi (Hasamiya). These online channels carry current domestic and international ordering information.

Heritage

TENYO’s heritage dates to 1946 according to brand materials, making it one of the older names in Japanese scissor manufacturing. For current model specifications and steel details, see tenyoscissors.com or an authorised retailer. If you have firsthand experience with TENYO scissors, feel free to reach out through our contact page.

See Also

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Where to Buy

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TENYO at a glance

Budget
Premium $400–800
Makes
Cutting Scissors, Thinning Scissors, Left-Handed Scissors
Based in
Japan
Catalogue
3 models listed
Established
1946

Product Types

Cutting Scissors Thinning Scissors Left-Handed Scissors

Specialties

Blunt cut Slide cut Point cut Volume control (5-35%) Texture control (10-45%) Cut & Thinning(40~80%) Inside cut Outside cut Speed cut

Materials & Construction

The steel, edges, and handle styles TENYO works in:

Where to Buy

Authorized Retailers

SCISSOR Dude

Online Retailer

Scissors shop Hayashi

Online Retailer

Retailers stocking TENYO

ScissorPedia catalogues 2 retailers carrying TENYO.

The range, at a glance

Product photos from the ScissorPedia catalogue; see each product page for provenance.

How TENYO compares

Same listed origin, adjacent price tier. Rows tinted brass differ; "—" means the field is not documented yet.

Quick clarifications

Frequently Asked Questions

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Is TENYO a Japanese scissor brand?

Yes. TENYO is a Japan-based brand that traces its origins to 1946, headquartered in Izumi-Otsu City, Osaka Prefecture and run by Tenyo Corporation.

What does TENYO make?

The lineup covers cutting scissors, thinning scissors, and left-handed scissors, with thinning models offering a range of removal rates for volume and texture work.

Are left-handed TENYO scissors available?

Yes. TENYO produces a dedicated left-handed range alongside its standard cutting and thinning models.

How much do TENYO scissors cost?

The three TENYO models run $400 to $450 at guide prices: the FF-60 thinner and the Perfect Cut at $400, and the S7 at $450. Current prices are on tenyoscissors.com and at its retailers.

What is TENYO known for?

TENYO scissors are handmade in the tradition of master craftsman Sadaharu Ebi, and the range is built around techniques like blunt cutting, slide cutting, and point cutting.

Where can I buy TENYO scissors?

TENYO is sold through its own site at tenyoscissors.com and through retailers including Scissor Dude and Scissors Shop Hayashi.

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Last updated: April 12, 2026 · by

Quick Facts

Country
Japan
Founded
1946
Parent
合同会社天洋コーポレーション
Headquarters
大阪府泉大津市なぎさ町3-1-1405
Price Level
Premium
$ $ $ $ $
Products Listed
3 models
Product Types
3 types
Retailers
2 online
Status
Verified
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