Description
Restock in November 2025!
For this batch, the tip parts were manufactured at a metal processing factory in Hachioji City, and the finished product is even more precise than the previous batch.
The tip has been chamfered only to the minimum extent necessary to prevent injury, and is as flat as possible, making the technique even more difficult. (If you find this too difficult, try rounding the tip slightly with a file, or widening the area around the hole with a utility knife or similar.)
The shaft part can be bent by applying strong force with your hands, so hardcore users who have felt that the tip of the needle eye is a little off when performing tricks with traditional needle eyes can now adjust the tip to the ideal position themselves!
We have also started selling the shaft separately. Please use it if the tip part has worn out or become damaged. To repair, grab the shaft attached to the main body with pliers and pull it out, then drive in a new shaft with a hammer or similar. (If you send it to Spin Gear, we will repair it free of charge.)
This is a Kendama with a tip that is approximately 3mm thick and a ball hole that is approximately 3.5mm.
This super difficult Kendama was previously sold at the Kendama World Cup and received a huge response. We have received many requests for it to be re-released, so we have now released an even more improved version!
At first glance, it may seem like a matter of luck whether the bait hits the target or not, but advanced players can aim carefully and succeed.
Challenge yourself to see how difficult a technique you can do! (When posting on social media, please use the hashtag #needleeye to spread the word!)
This kendama is made by hand from a commercially available kendama, with the area around the hole made from parts created with a 3D printer. The tip is made from stainless steel alloy, making it rust-resistant even during long-term storage. (While it is durable enough to withstand normal play, it is not guaranteed to be indestructible. Please do not use it in an excessive manner, such as with violent throwing techniques.)
About the 2025 resale version
The base Ken has been changed to SG Kendama Freestyle. The logo on the middle plate is a delivery version of the usual play.
The plastic parts for the holes have been improved. A high-precision 3D printer has been introduced, resulting in more accurate holes.
*Please note that as these are handmade modified products, there will be individual differences between the products. Also, please note that the durability is different from that of regular Kendama.
