Wonmigu

Wonmigu is a traditional Korean game that is played during the Lunar New Year and Chuseok (Korean Thanksgiving) holidays. The game is also known as "Yut Nori" or "Yunnori," and it is a popular pastime for families and friends to enjoy together during these festive occasions.

The game is played with four wooden sticks, which are thrown like dice to determine the movement of pieces around a board. The sticks have one flat side and one rounded side, and the outcome of the throw depends on how many flat sides land face up. The possible outcomes are "Do" (0), "Gae" (1), "Geol" (2), "Yut" (3), and "Mo" (4), with each outcome corresponding to a different number of spaces that a player's piece can move.

Wonmigu is typically played with two to four players, and the objective of the game is to be the first to move all of one's pieces around the board and back to the starting point. The game is played in a counter-clockwise direction, and players must follow specific rules for moving their pieces, such as not being able to land on a space occupied by an opponent's piece.

The game has a long history in Korea, dating back to the Joseon Dynasty, and it is an important part of Korean cultural heritage. Wonmigu is not only a fun and exciting game but also a way for Koreans to connect with their traditions and spend quality time with loved ones during the holidays.