There was an error signing up for restock notifications. Please try again.
Tsurikawa rings were originally a hand strap for people to hang on to when riding the bus or subway trains in Japan. These rings were stolen from trains by Japanese young gangsters, also known as Bosozokus, and hung from their car's rear bumper. It eventually became a sign of rebellion.
The ring is made of bamboo, and the strap is made of cloth and comes with a custom Happy pin.
Hand-made and easy installation, no tools required. Use the snap button to open and close the strap.
Don’t use it as a tow hook but you can try to hold on to it while your friend drives your car, no problem. Have fun!
All SALES ARE FINAL. Please carefully review your information prior to finalizing your purchase. This includes your name, address, and contents within your order. Once your order has been placed, you cannot change the items in your order.
