KENDAMA ISRAEL has arrived!

KENDAMA ISRAEL arrived today!
It finally arrived about a month after I ordered it.
Sorry for the long wait everyone!

This time, I exchanged emails with Aviram from KENDAMA ISRAEL many times.

Two days after I transferred the payment for the order, Israel and Iran entered into a state of war and I was unable to contact Aviram for a while, so I was really worried about their safety and became very anxious.

KENDAMA ISRAEL is based in Tel Aviv, Israel, and if you watch YouTube you can see videos of missiles flying around...

Perhaps it was the closest I've ever felt to the reality of war.
Israel is a country that has always been close to fighting.
At least not in comparison to Japan.

Kendama is still Kendama in Israel.
KENDAMA is a universal language.
I cannot eliminate war immediately,
Through Kendama, we can connect with people all over the world.

I can't really explain it well, but we're all one, not separate.
Kendama is a universal form of communication.
In everyday life, children and adults, regardless of gender or nationality, indoors or outdoors,
Anyone can do it with just a Kendama.

I want the world to be peaceful.
I truly believe that.

I would be truly happy if FANKEN could continue to help spread Kendama around the world.
I was vaguely thinking about this while packing and shipping the Kendama from KENDAMA ISRAEL.

I would like to go to Israel once the situation calms down a little.
One more thing to look forward to.
By that time, I'll have to practice so that I can synchronize with everyone lol

KENDAMA ISRAEL has arrived today!
It took about a month from ordering, but it's finally here. Thank you all for waiting!

This time I exchanged emails with Aviram at KENDAMA ISRAEL many times.
Two days after I wired the payment, Israel and Iran went into conflict, and I couldn't reach Aviram for a while—I was really worried about their safety.

KENDAMA ISRAEL is based in Tel Aviv, and if you watch YouTube you'll see missiles flying…
Perhaps it was the moment I've ever felt the reality of war most closely. Israel is a country where conflict is always nearby—nothing like Japan in that respect.

But a kendama is still a kendama, even in Israel.
“Kendama” is a universal language. I can't end war overnight, but through kendama I can connect with people all over the world.

It's hard to put into words, but it isn't about being separate—kendama brings us together.
It's a form of universal communication: in daily life, kids and adults alike, regardless of gender or nationality, indoors or out—you only need a kendama.

I truly hope for world peace. That's how I feel in my heart.

I'd be thrilled if FANKEN can help spread kendama around the world.
As I pack and ship these KENDAMA ISRAEL kendamas, that thought kept drifting through my mind.

Once things settle down even a little, I want to go to Israel.
Another thing to look forward to. I'll have to practice so I can sync up with everyone when the time comes!