• Front view of a kendama with a glossy red ball, pale body, white cord and round gold-colored sticker.
  • Angled view of the kendama showing the red ball, side cup, white cord and pale grain-patterned handle.
  • Upright kendama with its spike exposed and red ball beside it, showing the ball's opening and connecting cord.
  • Kendama lying diagonally beside its glossy red ball, with the white cord extended between them.
  • Close-up of the pale kendama handle with visible grain and a round gold-colored sticker.
  • Close-up of a round gold-colored sticker with black Japanese lettering and a central line emblem.
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Ikeda Kogyosha Kodama Competition Kendama – Red Ball

Ikeda Kogyosha Kodama Competition Kendama – Red Ball

¥2,890 JPY
¥2,890 JPY
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🌸 Description

The Kodama competition kendama from Ikeda Kogyosha pairs a natural wood body with a glossy red ball and white cord. Its pale wood grain and simple cup-and-spike design give this skill toy a clean, classic look.

A replacement cord and a guide to basic tricks are included. The kendama measures approximately 18.5 cm high × 7 cm wide × 5.5 cm deep and is made in China.



🌸 Features

  • Competition kendama, model name Kodama
  • Natural wood body
  • Glossy red ball with a white connecting cord
  • Includes a replacement cord and basic trick guide
  • Approximate dimensions: H18.5 × W7 × D5.5 cm
  • Recommended age: 3 years and up
  • Country of origin: China



🪀 History

The modern form of kendama took shape through Hamaji Egusa’s Nichigetsu Ball, or “sun-and-moon ball,” which combined a spike with three cups. Its utility-model registration followed in 1919. Hatsukaichi became a production center, drawing on established woodturning and wooden-toy industries. Mechanized production helped the game spread across Japan during the late Taishō and early Shōwa periods. In 1975, children’s author Issei Fujiwara founded the Japan Kendama Association. Standardized equipment, competition rules and skill certification helped develop the traditional pastime into an organized competitive discipline. Hatsukaichi hosted its first Kendama World Cup in 2014, marking a milestone in the game’s international development.

The Kodama is identified as a competition kendama, with a cup-and-spike body and a cord-connected ball. It includes a guide to basic tricks.



📦 Shipping Information

  • Ships safely from Japan
  • Fast & reliable international shipping
  • Import duties, taxes, and customs fees are not included in the product price or shipping cost.
  • Any applicable duties, taxes, or customs fees are the responsibility of the buyer and may be charged upon delivery.
  • Customs regulations and applicable rates vary by country or region. For details regarding import duties, taxes, or other customs charges, please contact your local customs authority before purchasing.
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