Fishing Rod Database

Nirvana On The Fly

The Kokoro 320, 360 and 400: Korean-built 6:4 medium-soft tenkara rods sold through DRAGONtail.

Models
3
Length
10.5'–13.1'
Price
$214.99
Type
Pole
Discipline
Tenkara

Nirvana On The Fly has no series structure beyond the Kokoro name, so the brand doubles as the series. The three Kokoro rods are fixed-length telescopic tenkara rods built in South Korea, each with a 6:4 medium-soft action, a shorter and slightly thicker tip section that loads the rod earlier for accurate casting, a 10.24 in cork handle and a 4X tippet rating. They are sold through DRAGONtail Tenkara, which also stocks every section as a spare.

The Kokoro 360 (362.5 cm, 12 ft) came first in 2024: 8 sections, 21.8 in closed, 64.7 g, CCS/RFI 16 pennies/4.4. The Kokoro 400 (13 ft) followed in 2025 at 73.2 g with 8 sections, 23.9 in closed, CCS/RFI 16.5/4.1 and a rotational moment of 6, and the Kokoro 320 (10.5 ft) at 57.8 g with 7 sections, 23.5 in closed and CCS/RFI 14.5/4.5. All three list at $214.99 with a sock or $229.99 with a hard tube.


Deeper Dive

A closer look at notable models.

Kokoro 320 Pole · 10'6"

The shortest Kokoro at 10.5 ft and 2.04 oz, the same 6:4 medium-soft action and thick-tip design for smaller streams.

Kokoro 360 Pole · 11'11"

The first Kokoro, a 12 ft 6:4 medium-soft rod at 2.28 oz with a shorter, thicker tip for accurate line control.

Kokoro 400 Pole · 13'1"

The longest Kokoro at 13 ft and 2.58 oz, a 6:4 medium-soft rod with a shorter, thicker tip that loads the rod for accurate casting.


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