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[Latest] A roundup of perfect toys for outdoor play [Classics]

When you want to play your heart out outdoors, having even one fun toy is guaranteed to boost the excitement!

In this article, I’m going to introduce lots of toys that are perfect for outdoor play.

From the latest gadgets to items that let you enjoy classic games.

It’s packed with new-wave recreation that might even make you exclaim, “How do you use this!?”

Be sure to check them out with your child!

And watch out so adults and kids don’t end up fighting over them!

[Latest] A roundup of perfect toys for outdoor play [Classics] (1–10)

Bubble Blaster Gun

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Bubble Blaster Gun

In recent years, bubble blaster guns have been going viral on TikTok.

These are toys that shoot soap bubbles.

With their hefty, powerful look, many adults find themselves getting into collecting them.

Also, since many bubble blaster guns are electric, they can shoot a large number of bubbles all at once.

Why not start by looking for a bubble blaster gun with a design you like? If you just want to give it a try, buying one at a 100-yen shop is also recommended.

swing board

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swing board

The swing board is a toy developed so you can enjoy quick, surf-like movements on land.

It looks similar to a skateboard, but it differs in that it has three wheels.

Because of this, it takes some technique to ride, but once you get used to it, the exhilarating feeling can be addictive.

The swing board comes in 30-inch and 36-inch sizes, and the 30-inch is recommended for small children.

Also, don’t forget to wear a helmet and protective gear.

Stream Machine

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Stream Machine

The perfect companion for playing around water is the Stream Machine.

It’s a tube-shaped water gun with surprising range and power that you wouldn’t expect from its appearance.

If you prepare a few of them, you can shoot at targets or spray each other—it’s sure to be a blast.

By the way, Stream Machines come in several sizes; the larger they are, the greater the range and power.

However, larger ones are also heavier and require more strength to fire.

Choose the right size according to age and body size.

[Latest] A roundup of perfect toys for playing outdoors [Classics] (11–20)

Dodgebee

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Dodgebee

If you’re looking for a sport that lots of people—adults and kids alike—can enjoy together, I’d like to introduce you to Dodgebee.

Dodgebee is a sport that uses a special flying disc, and the rules are almost the same as dodgeball.

The disc is made of soft material, so it doesn’t hurt when it hits you.

It also flies well, making it something even small children can try.

Incidentally, the official rules specify teams of 13 vs.

13 on a court the same size as a volleyball court.

Once you get the hang of it, I think entering tournaments could be a lot of fun.

Strider

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Strider

For children who aren’t quite ready for a bicycle yet, we recommend a Strider.

A Strider is a type of balance bike—think of it as a bicycle without pedals.

That means no training is necessary, and kids can ride it right away.

Plus, with color parts and optional accessories available, you can even create a one-of-a-kind Strider.

And with a Strider, kids can have fun anywhere, from gravel paths to snowy roads.

Skycopter

The Skycopter is a thrilling toy that even gets adults excited.

It comes as a set with a slingshot-like launcher and a bamboo-copter-style rotor: fire it off and it soars high into the sky, then gently glides back down.

The way you play is simple, but the impact keeps it fun without getting boring.

Another nice point is the affordable price—around 800 yen—so it’s easy to pick up.

Just note that it’s recommended for ages 8 and up.

Mölkky

Understand it in just 4 minutes! A video explaining the rules of Mölkky [minor sport]
Mölkky

In recent years, one sport that has been rapidly gaining fans in Japan is Mölkky.

In this game, you throw a wooden stick called a “mölkky” to knock down wooden pins called “skittles.” Each skittle has a number on it, and you earn the corresponding points, aiming to reach a total of 50.

Because it engages both the body and the mind, it’s also recommended for those who enjoy strategic head-to-head play.

There are a few other rules as well, so if you’re interested, be sure to check them out.