A Japanese wooden toy, Kendama, turned with a Kuseganna handplane that is a quarter of the size of a standard Kendama toy. Despite its small size, you may play with this toy just like the standard sized one. It is much more impressive, however, when you successfully catch the ball with this miniature Kendama! Junno Kobayashi's Yosegi wood parts consisting of 2mm-thick wood pieces put together are used to create the ball, adding a playful touch to this delightful miniature Kendama.
Kendama is a Japanese traditional wooden toy, consisting of a ball and a stick connected by a string. A typical way to play is to swing the ball, which has a hole in it, onto either the tip of the stick or onto cups located on the stick.

Hisao Saito

bean kendama
W20 × D15 × H45mm