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Keep an eye on the hole, and hop the ball up onto the spike, connecting the hole and spike together [7] Product Launch Platform, The Grommet, Works with Atlanta-Based Entrepreneur to Feature Kendama, Japanese Skill Toy". PRWeb . Retrieved 2018-04-19.

Freestyle + Open". Sweets Kendamas. 2018. Archived from the original on January 25, 2020 . Retrieved January 25, 2020.There are no specific rules on how to play kendama. However, all forms of kendama competition are regulated by rules. 4 styles of kendama competition are speed ladder, open division, freestyle, and Kendama World Cup (KWC). It is rare that the KWC style of competing is used as an event other than KWC itself. Balance the hole of the ball on the big cup edge (or small cup edge) while the ball leans against the spike [9]

Amateur Open Division". Sweets Kendamas. 2018. Archived from the original on January 25, 2020 . Retrieved January 25, 2020. Kendama has increased in popularity since its initial evolution in Japan. During the 2000s, kendama surged in popularity outside Japan, which influenced the creation of the first kendama companies in foreign countries.Formerly known as the Minnesota Kendama Open, the North American Kendama Open (NAKO) has been an annual kendama event in Minnesota every Fall since 2013. [49] The NAKO has developed in length over the years, going from a one-day event in 2013–2014, to a two-day event in 2015–2017, to a three-day event in 2018–2019. The event has been hosted all over Minnesota; in 2013 it was held in Saint Paul, in the years 2014–2018 it was held in the Mall of America in Bloomington, and in 2019 it was hosted in Minneapolis at the Varsity Theater. [50] Account for friction. Any object being pulled by a rope that experiences a "drag" force from friction against another object (or fluid) transfers this force to the tension in the rope. Force from friction between two objects is calculated as it would be in any other situation - via the following equation: Force due to friction (usually written F r) = (mu)N, where mu is the friction coefficient between the two objects and N is the normal force between the two objects, or the force with which they are pressing into each other. Note that static friction - the friction that results when trying to put a stationary object into motion - is different than kinetic friction - the friction that results when trying to keep a moving object in motion. The hanging weight is heavier and we're not dealing with friction, so we know it will accelerate downward. The tension in the rope is pulling up on it, though, so it's accelerating due to the net force F = m 1(g) - T, or 10(9.8) - T = 98 - T.