Japanese Cue Maker - Mr. Ujihashi??

[deep]

Recently purchased this cue from Japan for little money. Seller claims the cue is custom made by a Japanese cue maker known as Mr. Ujihashi. After extensive google searches I can not find any info for such a cue maker. I know its a long shot but has anyone ever heard this name before? The cue appears to be well made, the ash shaft looks to be old and is very. very stiff. The butt looks to be some kind of wood laminate, looks a lot lite the material used to make the Mezz break cues. Any info would be appreciated.
Link to the original page. - https://buyee.jp/mercari/item/m61837156456

 

[skor]

Looks like cheap jump break cue thst could be found on all the usual cheap web sites

 

[SBC]

Steal for 60 bucks.

 

[garczar]

Looks like cheap jump break cue thst could be found on all the usual cheap web sites

looks like some due got bored in his garage woodshop.

 

[garczar]

For nice Japanese custom work check this out: https://hakucue.com/

 

[CocoboloCowboy]

For nice Japanese custom work check this out: https://hakucue.com/

Awesome. Wish I could read Japanese.

 

[fastone371]

Awesome. Wish I could read Japanese.

Someone should invent a computer program that can translate for people.

 

[Benelli]

Awesome. Wish I could read Japanese.

most browsers do automatic translation if you select it.

If you're in Firefox click the hamburger menu in the upper right corner, and right above zoom is translate

 

[garczar]

Someone should invent a computer program that can translate for people.

I don't think even AI could translate coco-speak.

 

[deep]

looks like some due got bored in his garage woodshop.

Ha ha, that's kind of what i was thinking as well.

To be fair the cue does break good so no real loss from what I paid for it.

 

[deep]

For nice Japanese custom work check this out: https://hakucue.com/

I've seen one of their cues in person and they are very nicely made cues.