Tasakatto
Tasakatto is a traditional Japanese game that originated during the Edo period (1603–1868) and remains popular today, particularly among children. The game is played with a small, flat wooden or plastic disc called a *tama* (玉), which is tossed onto a flat surface, typically a tatami mat or a smooth wooden floor. The objective is to land the disc in a specific target area, often marked by a circle or other shape drawn on the ground. Players take turns attempting to toss the disc into the target, with scoring based on how closely the disc lands to the center.
The game is often played casually among friends or family, with minimal equipment required. Variations exist
Beyond its recreational value, tasakatto is considered a form of light physical exercise, promoting hand-eye coordination
While not as widely known internationally as other Japanese games like go or shogi, tasakatto continues to