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Yamagata Koubou Taiko Kendama 19.7 inches (50 cm) Thread Set of 3
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Sunday, October 25
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Product description
This is a set of kendama thread used in competition Kendama "Ohiro" from Yamagata Kobo. This is a set of 3 kendama threads cut in length for competition. It also comes with a bead that can be used as a clasp in the ball and a convenient thread. It also comes with a QR code with an explanation of how to thread the Kendama, so you can use it with confidence
Original description (Japanese)
This is a set of kendama thread used in competition Kendama "Ohiro" from Yamagata Kobo. This is a set of 3 kendama threads cut in length for competition. It also comes with a bead that can be used as a clasp in the ball and a convenient thread. It also comes with a QR code with an explanation of how to thread the Kendama, so you can use it with confidence
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