Kendama
AssigneeIwata Co., Ltd.
InventorKazuma Iwata
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Abstract
This disclosure provides a kendama not only replacing only a kensaki if the kensaki is worn, but also adjusting a balance of weight and others of a sword and developing a novel technique largely different from existing techniques. A kendama includes a sword having a sword shaft and a cross-piece; a ball having a hole of inserting a kensaki protruding to an upper side than the cross-piece in the sword shaft; and a string connecting the sword and the ball. A tip portion of the kensaki is configured as an attachable and detachable member which is attachable and detachable with respect detachable members replaced each other.
Claims14
A kendama comprising:
- a sword having a sword shaft and a cross-piece;
- a ball having a hole of inserting a kensaki protruding to an upper side than the cross-piece in the sword shaft;
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- a string connecting the sword and the ball, wherein
- a tip portion of the kensaki is configured as an attachable and detachable member which is attachable and detachable with respect to a base end of the kensaki, the attachable and detachable member is a plurality of attachable and detachable members replaced each other.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.