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EP2853297A1
EP2853297A1 EP13872964.5A EP13872964A EP2853297A1 EP 2853297 A1 EP2853297 A1 EP 2853297A1 EP 13872964 A EP13872964 A EP 13872964A EP 2853297 A1 EP2853297 A1 EP 2853297A1
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
    • A63B—APPARATUS FOR PHYSICAL TRAINING, GYMNASTICS, SWIMMING, CLIMBING, OR FENCING; BALL GAMES; TRAINING EQUIPMENT
    • A63B67/00—Sporting games or accessories therefor, not provided for in groups A63B1/00 - A63B65/00
    • A63B67/20—Games using a bat or racket with a ball or other body tethered thereto
    • A63B67/205—Games using a bat or racket with a ball or other body tethered thereto the bat having one or more spigots for catching bodies having a bore, e.g. rings
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
    • A63B—APPARATUS FOR PHYSICAL TRAINING, GYMNASTICS, SWIMMING, CLIMBING, OR FENCING; BALL GAMES; TRAINING EQUIPMENT
    • A63B59/00—Bats, rackets, or the like, not covered by groups A63B49/00 - A63B57/00
    • A63B59/30—Bats, rackets, or the like, not covered by groups A63B49/00 - A63B57/00 forming hand-held throwing or catching aids for use with rings, discs, wheels or cylindrical throwing-bodies, or for use with balls having a central bore
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
    • A63B—APPARATUS FOR PHYSICAL TRAINING, GYMNASTICS, SWIMMING, CLIMBING, OR FENCING; BALL GAMES; TRAINING EQUIPMENT
    • A63B67/00—Sporting games or accessories therefor, not provided for in groups A63B1/00 - A63B65/00
    • A63B67/10—Games with thread-suspended or swingably-mounted bodies, e.g. balls, pointed bodies shaped as birds, animals, or the like, for aiming at and hitting targets ; Games using tethered bodies, e.g. balls, not otherwise provided for
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
    • A63B—APPARATUS FOR PHYSICAL TRAINING, GYMNASTICS, SWIMMING, CLIMBING, OR FENCING; BALL GAMES; TRAINING EQUIPMENT
    • A63B67/00—Sporting games or accessories therefor, not provided for in groups A63B1/00 - A63B65/00
    • A63B67/20—Games using a bat or racket with a ball or other body tethered thereto
    • A63B67/22—Games using a bat or racket with a ball or other body tethered thereto the bat or racket having one or more holes or pockets therein, e.g. for catching or collecting the ball; the bat comprising a ring or cup having a handle
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
    • A63B—APPARATUS FOR PHYSICAL TRAINING, GYMNASTICS, SWIMMING, CLIMBING, OR FENCING; BALL GAMES; TRAINING EQUIPMENT
    • A63B71/00—Games or sports accessories not covered in groups A63B1/00 - A63B69/00
    • A63B71/06—Indicating or scoring devices for games or players, or for other sports activities
    • A63B2071/0694—Visual indication, e.g. Indicia
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
    • A63B—APPARATUS FOR PHYSICAL TRAINING, GYMNASTICS, SWIMMING, CLIMBING, OR FENCING; BALL GAMES; TRAINING EQUIPMENT
    • A63B2220/00—Measuring of physical parameters relating to sporting activity
    • A63B2220/80—Special sensors, transducers or devices therefor
    • A63B2220/806—Video cameras

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  • the present invention relates to a kendama.
  • Kendama is a toy enjoyed through the ages. The number of people recently increases who play a kendama as a game. Kendama has various shapes. However, one including a sword 100 (ken), a ball 200 (tama), and a string 300, for example see patent document 1, is common in contemporary Japan.
  • Fig. 17 is a front view illustrating a common kendama existing before.
  • the ken 100 has a shape of a cross in front view configured by a sword shaft 110 (kenjiku) having a shape of a stick and a cross-piece 120 (sarado) having a shape of a tsutsumi (Japanese hand drum).
  • a portion 111 protruding to an upper side than the cross-piece 120 in the sword shaft 110 is referred to as a "kensaki" (tip of sword).
  • the tama 200 is provided with a hole 210 for inserting the kensaki 111.
  • a large cup 121 is provided on a plane of one end of the cross-piece 120.
  • a small cup 122 is provided on a plane of another end of the cross-piece 120.
  • a middle cup 116 is provided on a lower end plane of the sword shaft 110.
  • the large cup 121, the small cup 122, and the middle cup 116 are configured to be able to receive the ball 200.
  • Japanese Kendama Association which holds lots of kendama contests, certifies the kendama having a shape illustrated in Fig. 17 as an official one.
  • a prior kendama is problematic in that a tip portion of the kensaki 111 is easy to be worn by an impact given by the ball and others.
  • Players who play kendama as a game have to uneconomically buy new kendama as a whole if the kensaki 111 is worn even though other portions are intact.
  • a balance of weight of the sword 110 and others affect a difficulty of techniques, especially a difficulty of swinging type techniques such as a "Hikoki (air plane)" in which the ball 200 is supported and the sword 110 is swung.
  • the balance of weight cannot be adjusted in a prior kendama: Difficulty of a specific technique cannot be make high or low.
  • Kendama having a configuration that a portion corresponds to the kensaki is attached or detached is proposed before.
  • a set of industrial tools having a shape of kendama in which kinds of bit are attached to a chuck (8) provided on a tip of bit attaching portion (7) is illustrated in Fig. 1 of Patent Document 2.
  • the bit attached to the chuck (8) is a cross slot screwdriver, straight slot screw driver or others, which are attached when it is used as an industrial tool, and which are not used as the kensaki when it is used as a kendama.
  • a toy having a ball is illustrated in Fig. 1 of Patent Document 3, in which a ball receiver ( ) is screwed on an upper end of a shaft ( ).
  • a portion corresponding to the kensaki is a pointed shaft ( ).
  • Patent Document 3 is silent about making the pointed shaft ( ) attachable and detachable.
  • Kendama is illustrated in Fig. 3 of Patent Document 4, in which a horn (7) is fitted into a middle portion of an upper face of a cross-piece. However, if a configuration of fitting the horn (7) into the cross-piece is adapted, the horn is possibly dropped when a ball (1) hits the horn (7).
  • Patent Document 4 is silent about exchanging horn (7) with another member.
  • a toy having a ball is illustrated in Figs of Patent Document 5, in which a kensaki (6) is screwed into a middle portion of a ball receiver (1) having a shape of a tsutsumi (Japanese hand drum). Patent Document 5 is also silent about exchanging the kensaki (6) with another member. Balance of weight of the sword cannot be adjusted with kendamas disclosed in Patent Documents 2 to 5.
  • the present invention is to solve the problem described above.
  • the present invention provides a kendama realizing
  • the problems are solved by a kendama.
  • the 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; 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 to a base end of the kensaki.
  • the attachable and detachable member is a plurality of attachable and detachable members replaced each other.
  • all of the plurality of attachable and detachable members are the same (members for replacing a first attachable and detachable member is worn), it is preferable that at least two attachable and detachable members out of the plurality of attachable and detachable members differ in at least any one item or more items out of a weight, shape, and color. According to this, difficulty of a technique using the kendama is changed and a novel technique is performed by adjusting a balance of weight, and/or changing the shape and/or color of the sword.
  • the plurality of attachable and detachable member is configured as follows.
  • the attachable and detachable member is attachably and detachably attached to the base end of the kensaki
  • specific configurations are not particularly limited in the present invention.
  • a fitting and inserting hole is provided on a tip end plane of the base end of the kensaki, and the attachable and detachable member has a shaft portion to be inserted and fitted to the fitting and inserting hole.
  • a retaining portion is provided on the shaft portion, and the retaining portion is configured by annularly providing an elastic protrusion along an outer peripheral face of the shaft portion.
  • a shaft portion is provided on the tip end plane of the base end of the kensaki, and the attachable and detachable member has a fitting and inserting hole to insert and fit the shaft portion.
  • a thread groove is provided on an inner peripheral face of the fitting and inserting hole of the attachable and detachable member, the thread groove threadably mounts an outer peripheral face of the shaft portion on the base end of the kensaki.
  • a weight of the attachable and detachable member can be changed by modifying a length of the shaft portion (see reference numeral 112b of Fig. 2 and Fig. 5 ) without modifying material of the attachable and detachable member and a shape of a portion (head portion) appeared outside when the attachable and detachable member is attached to the kensaki.
  • a weight member (see reference numeral 400 of Fig. 6 ) is contained in the fitting and inserting hole to adjust a weight of the kensaki.
  • the weight of the kensaki is changed to adjust a balance of weight of the kensaki by selecting an existence or non-existence, or a kind and the number of the weight member.
  • a cushioning material (see reference numeral 500 of Fig. 6 ) is contained at a bottom portion of the fitting and inserting hole.
  • Fig. 1 is a front view illustrating a kedama of a present invention in which a standard attachable and detachable member 112 is attached to a kensaki 111.
  • the kendama of the present embodiment is configure by a sword 100, a ball 200, and a string 300.
  • the sword 100 is configured by a sword shaft 110, and a cross piece 120.
  • the ball 200 is provided with a hole 210 of inserting a kensaki 111 protruding to an upper side than the cross-piece 120 in the sword shaft 110.
  • a tip portion of the kensaki 111 is configured as an attachable and detachable member 112 which is attachable and detachable with respect to a base end of the kensaki 111.
  • the kendama of the present embodiment is provided with six kinds as the attachable and detachable members 112, which are a standard attachable and detachable member 112 ( Fig. 2 ), a truncated attachable and detachable member 112 ( Fig. 10 ), an attachable and detachable member 112 having slit groove ( Fig. 11 ), an attachable and detachable member 112 having string hole ( Fig. 13 ), a connecting type attachable and detachable member 112 ( Fig. 14 ), and an attachable and detachable member 112 embedded with camera ( Fig. 16 ). These six attachable and detachable members 112 are interchanged each other.
  • attachable and detachable members 112 are specifically explained later. These six attachable and detachable members 112 are an example. Some of these attachable and detachable members 112 may be omitted, or an attachable and detachable member 112 other than the six kinds of attachable and detachable members 112 may be added to.
  • a string hole 123 connecting the string 300 to the sword 100 side is provided on an slight upper side than a center with respect to width and upper and lower direction of the cross piece 120 in a common kendama as illustrated in Fig. 17 , it is provided on a position where a base of the kensaki 111 and the cross-piece 120 connect.
  • the six kinds of attachable and detachable members 112 are explained below in sequence.
  • the standard attachable and detachable member 112 is provided with a head portion 112a having a hemispheric shape, and a shaft portion 112b extending from the head portion 112a to a lower side as illustrated in Fig. 2.
  • Fig. 2 is a magnified view illustrating a flow of attaching the standard attachable and detachable member 112 to the tip portion of the kensaki 111.
  • the kensaki 111 is illustrated as a cross section cut on a plane on which a center axis lies ( Figs.
  • 3 to 6 , 10 , 11 , 13 , 14 , and 16 are illustrated in a same manner).
  • shape of a tip portion of a kensaki 111 is hemispheric (or a circular cone).
  • the tip of the kensaki 111 becomes a hemispheric shape to be used as a common kendama such as one illustrated in Fig. 17 .
  • plurality of the standard attachable and detachable member is provided since it is used very often and tend to be worn.
  • the head portion 112a is exposed outer side after the attachable and detachable member 112 is attached to the kensaki 111.
  • Color of the head portion 112a is normally the same as the kensaki 111, it is preferable that various ones having different colors are provided even though attachable and detachable members 112 belong to the same type, as illustrated in Fig. 3.
  • Fig. 3 is a magnified view illustrating a flow of attaching a standard attachable and detachable member 112 having a different color to a tip portion of a kensaki 111.
  • difficulty of techniques can be changed. For example, if an outstanding color such as red is adapted, the head portion 112a becomes more outstanding than other portions to facilitate one to successfully perform a technique in which the kensaki 111 is inserted into the hole 210 of the ball 200.
  • Material of the head portion 112a is not particularly limited if it has a sufficient strength as the tip portion of the kensaki 111. Plastics, rubbers, metals, woods are exemplified as material of the head portion 112a. It is not particularly problematic if material easy to be worn such as woods is used since the kendama of the present embodiment is maintained by interchanging the attachable and detachable member 112. In the present embodiment, all of the head portions 112a of the attachable and detachable members 112 are made of polyethylene, which is inexpensive and easy to shape. However, if the weight of a tip portion of the kensaki 111 is made adjustable, various ones having different densities are used as for the same type of the attachable and detachable members 112 too, as in an aforementioned shaft portion 112b.
  • the shaft portion 112b is explained.
  • the shaft portion 112b is a portion to be fitted and inserted to a fitting and inserting hole 111a provided on the kensaki 111 to attach the attachable and detachable member 112 to the kensaki 111.
  • the shaft portion 112b is not particularly limited if it has a structure to be fitted and inserted and fixed to the fitting and inserting hole 111a.
  • the fitting and inserting hole 111a may be a threaded hole and a thread ridge 112d may be provided on an outer peripheral face of the shaft portion 112b to screw the attachable and detachable members 112 to a tip portion of a kensaki 111 as illustrated in Fig. 4.
  • FIG. 4 is a magnified view illustrating a flow of attaching a standard attachable and detachable member 112 having a shaft portion provided with a thread ridge 112d to a tip portion of a kensaki 111. According to a threadably mounting structure of Fig.
  • a standard attachable and detachable member 122c having a pattern or a standard attachable and detachable member 122c having a head portion 112a whose shape is different depending on a direction is used, the head portion 112a does not come to desired direction when screwing a shaft potion 112b to a fitting and inserting hole 111a, unless the thread groove of the fitting and inserting hole 111 a and the thread ridge 112d of the shaft portion 112b are processed at high accuracy. This is not much problematic if a standard attachable and detachable member having no pattern is used. Considering this, a shaft portion 112b is made as follows in the kendama of the present embodiment.
  • the shaft portion 112b is provided with a retaining portion 112c instead of the thread ridge as illustrated in Fig. 2 .
  • the inserting and fitting hole 111a is not the threaded hole.
  • the retaining portion 112c is configured by annularly providing an elastic protrusion along an outer peripheral face of the shaft portion 112b, and closely contacts to an inner peripheral face of the fitting and inserting hole 111 a when the shaft portion 112b is fitted and inserted into the fitting and inserting hole 111 a to prevent the shaft portion 112b from being dropped out of the fitting and inserting hole 111 a.
  • the retaining portion 112c is normally made of elastic materials such as rubbers.
  • the retaining portion 112c and the shaft portion 112b may be integrally formed at the same time. If they are formed of different materials, the retaining portion 112c and the shaft portion 112b are formed as separate body. In this case, the retaining portion 112c is provided by externally fitting to the shaft portion 112c or integrally shaping a different material with respect to the shaft portion 112c. In this case, the retaining portion 112c is prevented from being dropped out of the shaft portion 112b by circularly providing a groove on the outer peripheral face of the shaft portion 112b and positioning the retaining portion 112c at this portion.
  • a cross sectional shape perpendicular to a longitudinal direction of the fitting and inserting hole 111a and the shaft portion 112b is a true circle in the kendama of the present embodiment.
  • the cross sectional shape of the shaft portion 112b and the fitting and inserting hole 111a may be a non-circular shape such as a polygonal shape, an oval shape, or others.
  • a shaft portion 112b of an attachable and detachable member attached to a tip portion of a kensaki 111 is prevented from rotating by engaging a shaft portion 112b to an fitting and inserting hole 111a.
  • This configuration is not adaptable in the threadably mounting structure of Fig. 4 , and becomes adaptable with a shaft portion112b having a fitting and inserting structure as illustrated in Fig. 2 .
  • This configuration is preferably adapted if an attachable and detachable member 112 should not be rotated such as when using the attachable and detachable member 112 having slit ( Fig. 11 ) or the connecting type attachable and detachable member 112 ( Fig. 15 ), which are explained later.
  • Materiasl of the shaft portion 112b is not particularly limited if it has a sufficient strength. Plastics, rubbers, metals, woods are exemplified as materials of the shaft portion 112b.
  • the shaft portion 112b may be made of a material same as the head portion 112b, or may be made of a different material.
  • the standard detachable and detachable members 112 three kinds are provided, one of which is a light weight type whose shaft portion 112b is made of polyethylene, another is a middle weight type whose shaft portion 112b is made of a plastic of acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS), the other is heavy weight type whose shaft portion 112b is made of a plastic of polyoxymethlene (Duracon, registered trademark).
  • the shaft portion 112b is made heavier by shaping the shaft portion 112b with a metal or embedding a heavy material such as metals to an inside of the shaft portion 112b.
  • Weight of the tip portion of the kensaki 111 can be adjusted by providing various ones having shaft portions 112 differed in a weight even with the same type attachable and detachable members 112.
  • Weight of the tip portion of the kensaki 111 is also adjusted by providing various ones having a different size such as a length of the shaft portion 112b even with the same type attachable and detachable member 112, as illustrated in Fig. 5.
  • Fig. 5 is a magnified view illustrating a flow of attaching a standard attachable and detachable member 112 having a shaft portion 112b of a different size to a tip portion of a kensaki 111.
  • Weight of a tip portion of a kensaki 111 is also adjusted by containing a weight member 400 in a fitting and inserting hole 111a as illustrated in Fig. 6.
  • FIG. 6 is a magnified view illustrating a flow of making a fitting and inserting hole 111 a provided on a base end of a kensaki 111 contain a weight member 400.
  • a trouble possibly occurs such as a rattling sound generated by the weight member 400 vibrating in the fitting and inserting hole 111 a, or an instability of the balance of weight of the sword 110, it is preferable that a cushioning material 500 (see reference numeral 500 of Fig. 6 ) is contained at a bottom portion of the fitting and inserting hole 111 a.
  • FIG. 18 is a magnified view illustrating a flow of attaching the standard attachable and detachable member 112 having a fitting and inserting hole 112i provided with a thread groove 112j to a tip portion of a kensaki 111.
  • a thread groove 112j is provided on an inner peripheral face of the fitting and inserting hole 112i which threadably mounts an outer peripheral face of the shaft portion 111b, the attachable and detachable member 112 can be screwed on the kensaki 111.
  • a threaded shaft is used as the shaft portion 111b.
  • balance of weight of the sword 100 is adjusted even with the same type attachable and detachable member 112 (for example with the same standard attachable and detachable member 112) by selecting a head portion 112a, materials or size of the shaft potion 112b, a kind or existence or non-existence of the weight member 400 to change a weight of the kensaki 111.
  • Difficulty of a specific technique is changed by selecting an attachable and detachable member 112 or a weight member to be used without changing a kendama to be used. Difficulty change of technique brought by change of balance of weight of a sword is explained below raising examples.
  • Getsumen Chakuriku (landing on the moon)
  • Getsumen Chakuriku is a technique in which the ball 200 is held, a sword 100 is swung to upside, the sword 10 is put on the ball 200 so that a large cup 121 (or a small cup 122) of a cross-piece 120 contacts to the ball 200 as illustrated in Fig. 7.
  • Fig. 7 is a drawing explaining a difficulty change brought by a change of balance of weight when performing Getsumen Chakuriku.
  • weight of the sword 100 on the ball 200 is balanced at relatively horizontal laid position since a weight center of the sword 100 shifts to the kensaki 111 side, as illustrated in left side of Fig. 7 . This facilitates one to successfully perform the technique.
  • weight of the sword 100 on the ball 200 is balanced at relatively vertical standing position since a weight center of the sword 100 shifts to a kenjiri (base end of a sword) 114 side, as illustrated in right side of Fig. 7 . This prevents one from successfully performing the technique.
  • Hikoki air plane
  • a sword 100 is swung up half (or swung plural times) to be inverted by making the ball 200 as a center, its kensaki 111 is inserted into the hole 210, as illustrated with arrow A in Fig. 8.
  • Fig. 8 is a drawing explaining a difficulty change brought by a change of balance of weight when performing a technique called "Hikoki”.
  • the kensaki 111 is heavy when performing Hikoki, an angular velocity of the sword 100 becomes high when swinging up the sword 100 (rotating rate becomes high) since a weight center of the sword 100 becomes close to a rotation center (the ball 200) of the sword 100. This prevents one from successfully performing the technique.
  • the kensaki is light, an angular velocity of the sword 100 becomes low when swinging up the sword 100 (rotating rate becomes low) since a weight center of the sword 100 becomes away from a rotation center (the ball 200) of the sword 100. This facilitates one to successfully perform the technique.
  • Toudai is a technique in which a ball 200 is held, a sword 100 is lifted up, the sword 10 is put on the ball 200 so that a middle cup 116 contacts to the ball 200 as illustrated with arrow B in Fig. 9.
  • Fig. 9 is a drawing explaining a difficulty change brought by a change of balance of weight when performing a technique called "Toudai”. If a kensaki 111 is heavy when performing Toudai, a posture of the pulled up sword 100 becomes unstable since a weight center of the sword 100 comes to high position. This prevents one from successfully performing the technique. In contrast to this, if the kensaki 111 is light, a posture of the pulled up sword 100 becomes stable since a weight center of the sword 100 comes to lower position. This facilitates one to successfully perform the technique.
  • the number of steps modifying weight (total weight of an attachable and detachable member 112 and a weight member 400) of the tip portion of the kensaki 111 is not particularly limited. It is normally two steps or more, and preferably three steps or more, and not more than ten to twenty steps. Adjusting range of a weight of a tip portion (an attachable and detachable member 112) of a kensaki 111 is not particularly limited, either.
  • Weight adjusting width (adjusting weight by how much gram) is not particularly limited, either. It is normally by 0.5g or more, and is preferably 1 g or more, and not more than by 50 to 100g or so.
  • Fig. 10 is a magnified view illustrating a flow of attaching the truncated attachable and detachable member 112 to the tip portion of the kensaki 111.
  • the truncated attachable and detachable member 112 configures its head portion 112a as a circular truncated cone as illustrated in Fig. 10 .
  • the head portion 112a of the truncated attachable and detachable member 112 has a shape truncating top portion of the head portion 112b (see Fig. 2 ) of a standard attachable and detachable member 112.
  • the tip portion of the kensaki 111 becomes a shape of a circular truncated cone by attaching the truncated attachable and detachable member 112.
  • Novel techniques which cannot be performed with a common kendama, can be performed, such as a technique in which the ball 200 is put on the tip portion of the kensaki 111, a technique making the inverted sword stand on the ball 200 (a technique in which a tip portion of a kensaki 111 is put on a ball 200), or a technique making the inverted sword stand on a hand or a finger (a technique in which the tip portion of the kensaki 111 is put on a hand or a finger).
  • a top portion of the truncated attachable and detachable member 112 spherically concaves at a radius of curvature same as the ball 200 to facilitate to receive the ball 200 with the portion, according to the kendama of the present embodiment. Since configurations, which are not specifically referred here such as a structure of a shaft portion 112b of the truncated attachable and detachable member 112 and materials consisting each portions, is same as those of the standard attachable and detachable member 112 explained above, an explanation is omitted.
  • Fig. 11 is a magnified view illustrating a flow of attaching the attachable and detachable member having slit groove to the tip portion of the kensaki.
  • Fig. 12 is a drawing illustrating a state in which a technique is performed using a kendama attached with the attachable and detachable member having slit groove. As illustrated in Fig. 11 , in the attachable and detachable member 112 having slit groove, its head portion 112a is provided with a slit groove 112e.
  • the slit groove 112a is provided along an upper face of the head potion 112a from a front side to a rear side of the head portion 112a. As illustrated in Fig. 12 , the slit groove 112e makes it possible to catch the string 300 and to performing novel technique applying this. Since configurations, which are not specifically referred with respect to the attachable and detachable member 112 having slit groove such as a structure of a shaft portion 112b of the attachable and detachable member 112 having slit groove and materials consisting each portions, are same as those of the standard attachable and detachable member 112 explained above, an explanation is omitted.
  • the attachable and detachable member 112 having slit groove may be combined with the truncated attachable and detachable member 112 to make a hybrid type.
  • Fig. 13 is a magnified view illustrating a flow of attaching the attachable and detachable member 112 having string hole to the tip portion of the kensaki 111.
  • the attachable and detachable member 112 is provided with a string hole 112f perforating a head portion 112a from one side to other side.
  • the string 300 is connected to make a loop.
  • Fig. 14 is a magnified view illustrating a flow of attaching the connecting type attachable and detachable member 112 to the tip portion of the kensaki 111.
  • Fig. 15 is a drawing illustrating a state in which the connecting type attachable and detachable member 112 is attached to the kensaki 111 to connect each kensaki 111 of two kendamas. In a portion where the kensaki 111 and its vicinity are illustrated as magnified manner in Fig. 15 , the kensaki 111 is illustrated as a cross section cut on a plane on which a center axis lies.
  • the connecting type attachable and detachable member 112 has a configuration of a shaft portion 112b being extended until a portion corresponding to the head portion 112a of the standard attachable and detachable member 112, an upper half of the shaft portion 112b projecting out of a fitting and inserting hole 111 a when the shaft portion 112b being fitted and inserted into the fitting and inserting hole 111a, as illustrated in Fig. 14 .
  • the tip portion of the kensaki 111 of one kendama can be connected to a tip portion of a kensaki 111 of another kendama. According to this, novel techniques, which cannot be performed with a common kendama, can be performed.
  • FIG. 16 is a magnified view illustrating a flow of attaching the attachable and detachable member 112 embedded with camera to a tip portion of a kensaki 111.
  • the attachable and detachable member 112 embedded with a camera its head portion 112a is embedded with a small camera 112g to take a movie at an eye point of a top portion of the head portion 112a. This makes it possible to take a movie of a technique of kendama at a novel eye point not existing before.
  • a cable 112h which supply a power to the small camera 112g or outputting data of a movie taken with the small camera 112g, is extending from a lower end portion of the small camera 112g.
  • the cable 112h goes through a shaft portion 112b of the attachable and detachable member 112 to be contained in a fitting and inserting hole 111 a.
  • a power source supplying the small camera 112g (not illustrated in Figs.) with a power and a memory (not illustrated in Figs.) storing data of movies taken with the small camera 112g can be contained in a cavity portion of a sword shaft 110 or as a cross-piece 120.
  • attachable and detachable member 112 embedded with camera such as a structure of a shaft portion 112b of the attachable and detachable member 112 embedded with camera and materials consisting each portions, are same as those of the standard attachable and detachable member 112 explained above, an explanation is omitted.
  • the attachable and detachable member 112 embedded with camera may be combined with the truncated attachable and detachable member 112, the attachable and detachable member 112 having a slit groove, or the attachable and detachable member 112 having string hole to make a hybrid type.

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