Tomoe Kamon Engraving [F]Nunchaku which makes it "softer" than

which makes it "softer" than the WA300 model

This type is a standard model

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Tomoe Kamon Engraving [F]Nunchaku which makes it "softer" thanTomoe Kamon Engraving Figure Tomoe in Japanese. It is rather difficult to ascertain what the Tomoe mon actually represents. Comma shaped designs are used throughout Asia: the double comma circles of the Yin Yang in China or on the South Korean flag, the triple comma talisman present in several countries, etc. Scholars in Japan are divided about the origin of the Tomoe mon. For some, it comes from the peculiar comma shape of the magatama, a sacred