Cup-and-ball, ball in a cup, ring and pin, boliche, balero, bilboquet, or kendama as a very similar variation is known in Japan. Those are the many names that many different cultures give to this still classic children’s toy. It is as self-explanatory as the first two names suggest as well.
There’s a stick, the stick has got a cup attached to its upper end, and there is a string of it strapped to the stick with a ball hanging at the end of it. What your children will have to do in order to play with it it’s as intuitive as you think: get the ball into the cup.
Our traditional game skill cup offers the easiest variety of this game available. The most challenging one actually has the cup at the end of the rope rather than a ball. Thus, to make it land on the stick, kids would have to know all about balance, gravity, and momentum.
Those varieties, on top of being harder to use, also have their cups weighing quite a bit in order to make it possible to land it. Thus, little children are likely to hurt their hands more often than not. This why we recommend this variety of the traditional game skill cup to three-year-old children.
Product name: Mukayimotoys Traditional Game Color Wooden Skill Cup Throwing
Suitable age: 36 months +
Product weight: 0.04KG
Color: white ball style, red ball style
Paint surface: water-based paint
Product Size:
Skill cup length: 10cm
Skill ball diameter: 3cm
Rope length: 30cm
