The players at the Minokamo training center in Gifu Prefecture, famous as one of the leading 2A special zones in Japan, felt a sense of crisis that there were few options for looping yo-yos and that they might even disappear in the future, so they joined hands with players who were active in competitions and began developing an original looping yo-yo. After much trial and error, the first prototype was made one month after the project was launched, but it took nearly two years for the official release, and the long-awaited looping model was born, the Loop Up. Despite its unique structure, it has become a hot topic as a yo-yo that responds to the delicate feeling of looping tricks. He himself gives his stamp of approval, saying, "We have reached a point where everyone is convinced that we have achieved our goal," and it has received such high praise in the competitive scene that some players are switching from the familiar yo-yos they have been using for years to the Loop Up. He is working hard every day to create a new standard for looping yo-yos, increase the number of players starting 2A, and continue 2A itself for a long time.
