In Japanese culture, Tsurikawa (つり革) refers to a strap or handle that hangs from the ceiling of a crowded train or bus, which passengers can hold onto to maintain balance during a bumpy ride.
In the heyday of the bosozoku (young, hot-blooded Japanese gangsters!!) tsurikawas were stolen to be hung in their cars as a symbol of rebellion against authority. Paired with the bosozoku's love of cars, the tsurikawa has since become a classic JDM culture symbol.
Nowadays, the tsurikawa has become a popular accessory among car enthusiasts and is often used as a decorative item in cars and motorcycles. It is also sometimes referred to as "JDM ring" due to its popularity in Japanese car culture.
Features:
1:1 scale replica of actual tsurikawas found on modern Japanese trains
Six colours available to suit your taste
The strap is made of sturdy Nylon
The heart/ring is made of durable PVC
Can be installed both in the interior and exterior of your car
Size: refer to the dimension photo
Weight: approx. 42g
Package includes:
1* Tsurikawa
Note:
For decoration purpose only. NOT SUITABLE FOR TOWING OR LOAD BEARING.
