Comes with a paint ball (the tama or dama), a pre-strung length of string, and the handle (Ken) with three cups. Designed for both left & right-handed players.
The clear paint over the ball won't chip or flake off over time; Tough string tether anchors the ball to the ken for safety; Solid wooden cups holding up very well to all of the bouncing.
Catch and toss game, as an alternative to the constant screen/electronic toy culture, builds hand-eye coordination, balance, reflex, & creativity.
Stands 6.7" tall, a decent enough weight on it to maneuver around when doing tricks.
Description
The Kendama is a traditional Japanese skill sport instrument, comparable to a yo-yo, diabolo, or juggling equipment. It is designed and marketed as a dexterity training tool and precision sport equipment for teenagers and adult practitioners. Industry context: There are established professional Kendama competitions worldwide (e.g., Kendama World Cup, held annually in Japan since 2014) Major brands like Kendama USA, Sweets Kendamas, and Global Kendama Network market exclusively to teens and adults The product requires significant hand-eye coordination, practice, and motor skills typically developed by users aged 14 and above