Description
- TREND GAME: The latest trend, Kendama, is finally spreading to Europe. This fun game was rediscovered mainly in the BMX and skater scene. But anyone who wants to put their skill to the test can give it a go. Now local and national Kendama championships are being held throughout the world.
- SKILLS TRAINING: Kendama trains the motor skills of young and old. This Japanese wooden toy comes under the category of games of patience or games of skill. At last, a challenge that does not involve a television or Playstation. Kendama is a game that can be played either inside if the weather is bad or outdoors. Fun party game!
- VERSATILE: Hundreds of tricks are possible with a Kendama. You can find many videos on YouTube which give you new ideas and show you how to learn new skills. The basic idea behind this Japanese ball game is to catch the ball, which is connected to the toy with a string, with one of the three cups or to "pin" it with the spike.
- BESTSELLER: The model offered here, made from pine coated with a glossy varnish, is one of the top sellers on Amazon in the USA. Now this version is finally being imported to Europe and is also available in Germany! Learn new tricks and impress your mates with your Kendama skills now!
Kendama is a Japanese game of skill that involves performing a variety of tricks using a ball connected to a sword-shaped wooden handle. The wooden handle has a spike as well as plate-shaped platforms, with which one can catch the ball. Dexterity and balance Games of skill like Kendama are nothing new. Many different cultures have similar games. The educational wooden game in its present form was developed by a Japanese man in the early 20th century. As the game spread, new tricks which still belong to today's Kandama players' standard repertoire were established: aeroplane, lighthouse and birds. The scene Over the last few years a freestyle scene has grown up internationally, in which new tricks are constantly being developed and which integrate skills from other disciplines, such as juggling, into the game of Kendama. Championships are of course also held. The FUNSPORTING Kendama is made from pine wood and coated with a two-tone gloss varnish.
