Museum of Yo-Yo History


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Mocchi Onigiri (shape)

Exhibit #2773

Type	Special Release
Shape	Specialty
Axle	Bearing
Finish	Unfinished
Color	White
Packaging	None
Construction	Composite
Response	Silicon Ring
Diameter	64 mm
Width	45 mm
Weight	72 gm
Condition	Mint
Date	2017
Owner	Rick Brough
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The Onigiri is a custom-made triangular-shaped yo-yo designed in Japan. The CAD design was printed on a 3D printer. The yo-yo itself uses Duncan's MOD Spacer 5158PK for the internal components. The parts kit includes a Dif-e-Yo 10 ball concave stainless bearing, clear pink plastic MOD spacers with Duncan SG (silicone groove) stickers for response, a long threaded axle, and patent-pending reversible metal bearing spacers. The yo-yo is made from 3D printing filament. The side caps are from a Duncan Freehand. The Onigiri was made on-demand only.

Original retail price: $90 US.

Onigiri is a popular Japanese food made from white rice formed into triangular or cylindrical shapes and often wrapped in delicious nori (seaweed).

See also the wooden triangle "G-Yo" by Holgate and the plastic Recess "First Base - Onigiri Club Edition" yo-yo.

Of interest...
To see all non-circular yo-yos in this museum, in the left panel, select Exhibits.
In the right pane, in the Name/Model field, type shape, then select Browse.

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