Yutnori: A game played by throwing four wooden sticks (yut sticks) and moving pieces on a board based on the resulting configuration of the sticks. It is often enjoyed during traditional holidays like Lunar New Year and when families gather
Jegichagi: A technical game where players use their feet to keep a small, flat object made of silk or paper called “jegi” in the air. This game is typically played in the fall and requires skill and precision.
Neolttwigi (Seesaw Jumping): Neolttwigi involves two people jumping on each end of a long board (seesaw), attempting to propel the person on the other side into the air. It is often performed during festive occasions and showcases a combination of balance and teamwork.
Tuho (Arrow Throwing): Tuho is a game where players throw arrow-like sticks into a large, narrow jar. It requires precision and accuracy. Tuho is often played during celebrations and events, testing the participants’ skill in targeting.
Ssireum (Korean Wrestling): Ssireum is a traditional form of Korean wrestling where two participants, usually adorned in a satba (cloth belt), compete to force their opponent to touch the ground with any part of their body other than their feet. Ssireum competitions are common during traditional festivals and sports events.
