A vaulting horse (tobibako), is a common piece of equipment in Japanese gyms, often used to establish that the scene is in a gym storeroom. Frequently seen in Japanese media in a stacked form (where the number closest to the floor indicates the height) as compared to Western vaulting horses which are typically a padded bar raised on two metal bars and adjusted for height with screws.
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