New! Ozora Snake Kendama. Japanese Kendama Association Approved. The Snake is a special Zodiac Limited Edition Ozora kendama, made to celebrate 2013, the Year of the Snake. This kendama will only be made during 2013. Features a snake logo on the kendama ball. See our video below!
The Ozora (aka Oozora or Big Sky) Kendama is approved by the Japanese Kendama Association (JKA) for competition use. JKA approved kendama carry the JKA endorsement sticker on the handle of the kendama. These are nicely balanced Kendama, better suited to more experienced players since the paint does chip and mark quite easily. Some players feel the superior weight distribution helps you to perform more complex tricks. For this reason the Ozora kendama is preferred by many more experienced players.
Sold in the original Japanese packaging with instructions (in English) and one spare kendama string.
Specifications:
Weight: 148 g
Ball weight: 80g
Ball diameter: 60mm
Height including ball: 181mm approx
Stem height: 160mm approx
Not suitable for children under 12 years.
Kendama will suffer wear during play. The paint will chip. The wood will chip and may crack. The string will wear out and may break. This is normal wear and tear and is not covered by any warranty.
A note about the weight: wood is a natural material and the weight will vary.
Shipping costs: based on weight and location. Calculated at the checkout before you pay.
Shipping times: we aim to ship within one working day of receipt of payment.
Please see our FAQs for more information on shipping, prices, payment, currencies etc.
The string on your kendama will wear out and can break. It is a user replaceable part; we recommend you buy some spare strings.
All Kendama will suffer wear during play. The paint will chip. The wood will chip and may crack. The string will wear out and may break. This is normal wear and tear.
Wood is a natural material. The weight and finish of wooden kendama will vary.
Kendama are not suitable for children under 12 years old. It is possible to cause injury when playing with a kendama. Please play with care.
