Discover the traditional Japanese game of kendama, which entertains kids from age 6 while developing motor skills, hand–eye coordination, and dexterity. The wooden handle and ball on a string offer endless trick possibilities — catching on the spike and in the side cup-shaped hollows. A great screen-free alternative that boosts perseverance and focus.
Kendama is a timeless skill game from Japan. Kids toss and catch a ball attached to a wooden handle, training coordination and learning new tricks — from basic spike catches to landing in the cups. Ideal for indoor fun and outdoor play.
Why you’ll love it:
- Skill development: gross motor skills, hand–eye coordination, focus, and perseverance.
- Screen-free: encourages active play without phones or tablets.
- Durable build: wooden handle and sturdy string for long-lasting use.
- Endless fun: lots of tricks and variations for beginners and advanced players.
Tip: Start with simple cup catches and gradually move to spike catches — regular practice brings quick progress.
Specifications
- Age
- from 6 years
- Material
- wood, string
- Dimensions
- 7 × 18 × 6 cm
- Game type
- skill, motor
- Functions
- catching the ball on the spike and in the side cups
- Safety warning
- Not suitable for children under 36 months. Contains a long string — strangulation hazard. Follow the pictograms.
