Yamayo Tambourine, Clear/Wood Grain (White Frame) 15cm

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A wooden tambourine painstakingly crafted by an artisan using carefully selected Japanese materials for peace of mind. The wooden base is plywood from Hokkaido, the stainless steel bells are produced in the craft-making area of Higashi-Osaka while the leather is genuine split leather that has been tanned in Osaka.
Also, the edges of the bells are bend processed, giving them a rounded shape and to prevent injury. The painting on the body portion uses cashew lacquer, which is also used in lacquerware, and so its no problem if infants should lick it.
Its clear sound that cannot be made by plastic tambourines has a quality that is widely loved, even by professional performers.
The word "tambourine" has been carefully translated into Japanese based on the "Music Terminology for Education" of The Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology. The use of this word is also testament the hard work that went into the crafting this item.
Can be used by not only by those in elementary school, junior high school, or high school, but also by little children in nursery schools or kindergartens, or by professionals.

Yamayo Tambourine, Red Wooden Frame/Gold Line, 15cm

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Introduce the warmness of wood to education!
A wooden tambourine painstakingly crafted by an artisan using carefully selected Japanese materials for peace of mind. The wooden base is plywood from Hokkaido, the stainless steel bells are produced in the craft-making area of Higashi-Osaka while the leather is genuine split leather that has been tanned in Osaka.
Also, the edges of the bells are bend processed, giving them a rounded shape and to prevent injury. The painting on the body portion uses cashew lacquer, which is also used in lacquerware, and so its no problem if infants should lick it.
Its clear sound that cannot be made by plastic tambourines has a quality that is widely loved, even by professional performers.
The word "tambourine" has been carefully translated into Japanese based on the "Music Terminology for Education" of The Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology. The use of this word is also testament the hard work that went into the crafting this item.
Can be used by not only by those in elementary school, junior high school, or high school, but also by little children in nursery schools or kindergartens, or by professionals.

Yamayo Tambourine, Clear/Wood Grain (White Frame) 18cm

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Introduce the warmness of wood to education!
A wooden tambourine painstakingly crafted by an artisan using carefully selected Japanese materials for peace of mind. The wooden base is plywood from Hokkaido, the stainless steel bells are produced in the craft-making area of Higashi-Osaka while the leather is genuine split leather that has been tanned in Osaka.
Also, the edges of the bells are bend processed, giving them a rounded shape and to prevent injury. The painting on the body portion uses cashew lacquer, which is also used in lacquerware, and so its no problem if infants should lick it.
Its clear sound that cannot be made by plastic tambourines has a quality that is widely loved, even by professional performers.
The word "tambourine" has been carefully translated into Japanese based on the "Music Terminology for Education" of The Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology. The use of this word is also testament the hard work that went into the crafting this item.
Can be used by not only by those in elementary school, junior high school, or high school, but also by little children in nursery schools or kindergartens, or by professionals.

Yamayo Tambourine, Red Wooden Frame/Gold Line, 18cm

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Introduce the warmness of wood to education!
A wooden tambourine painstakingly crafted by an artisan using carefully selected Japanese materials for peace of mind. The wooden base is plywood from Hokkaido, the stainless steel bells are produced in the craft-making area of Higashi-Osaka while the leather is genuine split leather that has been tanned in Osaka.
Also, the edges of the bells are bend processed, giving them a rounded shape and to prevent injury. The painting on the body portion uses cashew lacquer, which is also used in lacquerware, and so its no problem if infants should lick it.
Its clear sound that cannot be made by plastic tambourines has a quality that is widely loved, even by professional performers.
The word "tambourine" has been carefully translated into Japanese based on the "Music Terminology for Education" of The Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology. The use of this word is also testament the hard work that went into the crafting this item.
Can be used by not only by those in elementary school, junior high school, or high school, but also by little children in nursery schools or kindergartens, or by professionals.

Yamayo Tambourine, Clear/Wood Grain (White Frame) 21cm

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Introduce the warmness of wood to education!
A wooden tambourine painstakingly crafted by an artisan using carefully selected Japanese materials for peace of mind. The wooden base is plywood from Hokkaido, the stainless steel bells are produced in the craft-making area of Higashi-Osaka while the leather is genuine split leather that has been tanned in Osaka.
Also, the edges of the bells are bend processed, giving them a rounded shape and to prevent injury. The painting on the body portion uses cashew lacquer, which is also used in lacquerware, and so its no problem if infants should lick it.
Its clear sound that cannot be made by plastic tambourines has a quality that is widely loved, even by professional performers.
The word "tambourine" has been carefully translated into Japanese based on the "Music Terminology for Education" of The Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology. The use of this word is also testament the hard work that went into the crafting this item.
Can be used by not only by those in elementary school, junior high school, or high school, but also by little children in nursery schools or kindergartens, or by professionals.

Yamayo Tambourine, Red Wooden Frame/Gold Line, 21cm

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Introduce the warmness of wood to education!
A wooden tambourine painstakingly crafted by an artisan using carefully selected Japanese materials for peace of mind. The wooden base is plywood from Hokkaido, the stainless steel bells are produced in the craft-making area of Higashi-Osaka while the leather is genuine split leather that has been tanned in Osaka.
Also, the edges of the bells are bend processed, giving them a rounded shape and to prevent injury. The painting on the body portion uses cashew lacquer, which is also used in lacquerware, and so its no problem if infants should lick it.
Its clear sound that cannot be made by plastic tambourines has a quality that is widely loved, even by professional performers.
The word "tambourine" has been carefully translated into Japanese based on the "Music Terminology for Education" of The Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology. The use of this word is also testament the hard work that went into the crafting this item.
Can be used by not only by those in elementary school, junior high school, or high school, but also by little children in nursery schools or kindergartens, or by professionals.

Yamayo Tambourine, Clear/Wood Grain (White Frame), 24cm

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Introduce the warmness of wood to education!
A wooden tambourine painstakingly crafted by an artisan using carefully selected Japanese materials for peace of mind. The wooden base is plywood from Hokkaido, the stainless steel bells are produced in the craft-making area of Higashi-Osaka while the leather is genuine split leather that has been tanned in Osaka.
Also, the edges of the bells are bend processed, giving them a rounded shape and to prevent injury. The painting on the body portion uses cashew lacquer, which is also used in lacquerware, and so its no problem if infants should lick it.
Its clear sound that cannot be made by plastic tambourines has a quality that is widely loved, even by professional performers.
The word "tambourine" has been carefully translated into Japanese based on the "Music Terminology for Education" of The Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology. The use of this word is also testament the hard work that went into the crafting this item.
Can be used by not only by those in elementary school, junior high school, or high school, but also by little children in nursery schools or kindergartens, or by professionals.

Yamayo Tambourine, Red Wooden Frame/Gold Line, 24cm

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Introduce the warmness of wood to education!
A wooden tambourine painstakingly crafted by an artisan using carefully selected Japanese materials for peace of mind. The wooden base is plywood from Hokkaido, the stainless steel bells are produced in the craft-making area of Higashi-Osaka while the leather is genuine split leather that has been tanned in Osaka.
Also, the edges of the bells are bend processed, giving them a rounded shape and to prevent injury. The painting on the body portion uses cashew lacquer, which is also used in lacquerware, and so its no problem if infants should lick it.
Its clear sound that cannot be made by plastic tambourines has a quality that is widely loved, even by professional performers.
The word "tambourine" has been carefully translated into Japanese based on the "Music Terminology for Education" of The Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology. The use of this word is also testament the hard work that went into the crafting this item.
Can be used by not only by those in elementary school, junior high school, or high school, but also by little children in nursery schools or kindergartens, or by professionals.