A shirtless man with tattoos on his torso and arms, wearing a tan cap, baggy light blue denim shorts, and white Champion socks, performs a kendama trick outdoors. He has a mustache and long hair tied back under his cap, and wears a gold chain. He stands in a vibrant green grassy area, with trees framing the shot and a concrete or stone wall behind him. Further in the background, a multi-story building with balconies is visible under a clear blue sky, which features a faint white contrail. The setting suggests a sunny daytime in an urban park or riverside area in Lyon, France. The man begins by holding a wooden kendama. He then throws the two main components – the handle (ken) and the ball (tama) – into the air. He briefly juggles the rising and falling parts, catching the dark purple/black ball with one hand and the natural wood-colored handle with the other. He then expertly reassembles the kendama by fitting the ball onto the handle's spike, concluding the trick with a direct gaze at the camera. The word "blue" is visible on his shorts, and "Champion" is visible on his socks.