They include:
A large 64mm Koyama kanna (plane)
A small size kanna
A big and small Z-saw douzuki nokogiri (saw)
A 12mm white steel Ouchi kaku-uchi oire nomi (mortise chisel)
Stuart from ToolsFromJapan is very helpful and his service is excellent.
I strongly recommend him if you intend to purchase Japanese wood working tools.
When I received them I was very excited.
Both the kanna needed some tuning, but after tuning they work like a charm.
I simply adjusted the iron bed in the dai until the iron is able to be very near the mouth edge.
I was able to get the spruce top to be gleaming smooth after the large kanna, regardless of the run-out direction!
Well you really get what you paid for.
Here are some teaser pics of the tools
The koyama plane; it's a basic plane (not premium) but it works like a charm after some tuning. The kanji character scribed on iron means to win.
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