hamabokkori
Hamabokkori is a traditional Korean folk game that originated as a form of entertainment and physical exercise among rural communities. The name "hamabokkori" translates roughly to "five stones," referring to the five small, smooth stones used in the game. It is often played by children and adults alike, though it has also been incorporated into cultural festivals and community events.
The game is played on a flat, open surface, typically outdoors, where players take turns tossing the
Hamabokkori reflects elements of traditional Korean culture, including its emphasis on simplicity, physical coordination, and communal
The game’s minimalistic nature—requiring only stones and a bit of open space—makes it accessible and adaptable