But the handle has two cups on its sides one larger than the other and one at its base, plus a spike at the top. A spike you say? The ball has a hole in it and advanced players are able to catch the ball using the spike.
So the handle has four different parts to catch the ball. And the techniques people can use to flip the ball into the cup are pretty much as endless as human imagination. While the kendama can be dated back to at least the 18th century in Japan, it has recently taken on a lot of popularity internationally.
Formal competitions are held where people can show off their most acrobatic kendama skills and people are inventing new moves all the time. Source: Reginald Pentinio. Keidoro sometimes called dorokei is a variation of tag played outside among Japanese schoolchildren where half the kids are police and the other half are thieves.
There are many regional variations to this game but at the basic level, the group divides equally between police and thief.
The group designates one place for the jail. At the beginning of the game, the police give the thieves some time to disperse. Then the police look for the thieves and if they touch them, they can take the thief to jail.
Courageous thieves who have not been caught can rescue thieves from the jail by tapping on them. The game ends when all the thieves are arrested. Source: Katsushika Hokusai.
In Japanese tradition, this person is called oni or demon. In Oni Gokko, the oni counts to ten with their eyes closed while the rest of the children hide.
Then the oni searches for each of the children. When they find one, they tap on them and that new kid becomes the next oni. Beigoma is a traditional spinning top game which peaked in popularity in the 20th century during the Showa period.
The beigoma is made from metal, usually with a beautifully carved out kanji character written on its top side. Its bottom side comes to a point and you wrap it in cord and pull the cord quickly to give it a spin. The game can be played on any flat surface like the top of a covered barrel. Everyone throws their beigomas at the same time onto the barrel cover. Source: Nesnad. Menko is a card flipping game popular since the Edo period and played by children.
You play with cardboard cards with one or both sides decorated with pictures and manga. To start the game, play janken to determine who goes first. Everyone else lays down their cards on the ground. The first player slaps their menko card on the ground to flip the others over. If a card is flipped over, the thrower keeps it and the loser is out. For example, players mark a circular boundary line and the thrower must aim to flip menko cards outside of this boundary.
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