Set Contents
Bow, fire-starting stick, base board, hemp fiber, string, metal fittings (3 pieces)

Please do not use alone by children.
Be sure to use outdoors.
Please be careful of burns.
Please clean up the fire completely at the end.
After use, be sure to confirm that the fire is extinguished.
Please handle fire with utmost caution.

Experience of making fire yourself: While it is easy to start a fire with a lighter or match, how about trying this primitive fire-starting experience? Igniting by rubbing a fire-starting stick.
It’s difficult but fun. This is a fire-starting stick that allows you to have such an experience.


Ancient method of making fire: This is a primitive tool called a fire drill (hakkaki) that ignites fire through rotational friction.
It is called various names such as bow drill or dance drill, but the principle is the same: by moving a bow-shaped stick wrapped with a string back and forth with one hand, the stick rotates and ignites fire through friction with the wooden base.


Feeling of living on a deserted island: By acquiring the skill (experience) of igniting fire using primitive methods without using civilized tools, you can gain confidence in survival, even if stranded on a deserted island.
Please let your children experience it.


Enjoying fire-starting experience for both children and adults: How about trying primitive fire-starting at summer camps, BBQs, or events? It’s a bit challenging, but the experience of creating your own fire for BBQ or campfire will become a good memory.


A fire-starting set that both children and adults can enjoy seriously. Fire has advanced civilization. In this convenient era where everything is complete, how about trying such primitive fire-starting methods? An engaging "fire-starting" experience that captivates both adults and children.
In outdoor scenes like camping or barbecues, it’s easy to ignite fire with a lighter or match, but please try this fire-starting experience. After experiencing how difficult it is to start a fire, you will feel that "fire" in barbecues and campfires is very precious.
This is a primitive tool called a fire drill (hakkaki) that ignites fire through rotational friction.
It is called various names such as bow drill or dance drill, but the principle is the same: by moving a bow-shaped stick wrapped with a string back and forth with one hand, the stick rotates and ignites fire through friction with the wooden base.
Ignite fire through friction of wood.
Once a spark is generated, transfer it to hemp fiber or similar and blow to nurture the flame.
Pull the bow to rotate the spindle.
Hold the top part firmly with your hand to fix it.
Makes campfires more enjoyable. The exciting experience of starting fire yourself will become a very good memory.
How about trying fire-starting research for a school project? Fire-starting experience can be enjoyed not only by children but also by the whole family.
For family camping, among friends, or at events: Compact size, set with natural fibers to nurture the initial spark, and initially difficult fire-starting that even adults find challenging but can master with tips.
Once you get the hang of it, women and children can easily start a fire.
Who will be the first to start a fire? How about a fun game-like fire-starting experience at outdoor events?
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