Gong-gi: The game starts by tossing five gong-gis onto the floor. Choose one gong-gi and throw it into the air. While that gong-gi is in the air, pick up another one from the floor before catching the thrown gong-gi. Continue this process until you have collected all the gong-gis.
The goal of Biseokchigi is to strategically knock over the opponent's Biseok (stones) within 18 moves. Each move involves carefully placing a Biseok on a body part and then using it to topple the opponent's Biseok, making it a favourite among children.
Paeng-y: Start by wrapping a string around the base of the top. In one swift motion, pull the free end of the string to initiate the top's spinning motion.
DDAKJI: This game involves two coloured playing tiles (red-blue). The goal is to flip the opponent's tile by hitting it from above with your own. It's a simple yet challenging game.
Jebi Chagi: Players must continuously kick the Jebi without letting it drop, showcasing balance and precision. The player with the most consecutive kicks wins.
