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Korean Folk Game Set
This is a play set of traditional Korea folk games.
Included in the set are:
• 3 x Biseok
• 2 x Gong-gi
• 2 x Je-gi
• 1 x Paeng-y
& 2 x Ddakjis as gifts
Play this with your families and friends, or even as a fun drinking game!
What's Inside?
Gong-Gi (Korean Knucklebones)
Gong-gi is a Korean version of Knucklebones. This game is played in 5 stages with 5 gong-gi pieces.
How to play:
Start each round by scattering five gong-gis onto the floor. One gong-gi will be picked after each round after scattering as a throwing gong-gi. Once the throwing gong-gi is picked, pick it up and throw it in the air. As the throwing gong-gi is in the air, pick up the remaining gong-gis in sequence. The sequence will depend on the stage you are at.
Stage 1 - Pick up 1 gong-gi every throw. Repeat 4 times until the floor is cleared.
Stage 2 - Pick up 2 gong-gis every throw. Repeat twice until the floor is cleared.
Stage 3 - Pick up 3 gong-gis and then 1 gong-gi each throw, or vice versa, until the floor is cleared.
Stage 4 - Pick up all 4 gong-gis and clear the floor in one throw.
Stage 5 - Throw all 5 gong-gis in the air and catch them on the back of your hand. Then once again, throw the remaining gong-gis in the air and catch them in your hand.
Jegi Kicks (Korean Hackysack)
Jegi Kicks is a Korean version of Hackysack.
How to play:
Start by throwing the Jegi in the air. Then kick the Jegi before it hits the ground by using the inner side of your foot. Keep kicking the Jegi in the air until it drops to the ground. The person who kicked the Jebi in the air the most number of times without dropping it to the ground wins.
Paeng-y (Korean Spinning Tops)
Paeng-y is a variety of Spinning Tops.
How to play:
Start by wrapping the rope around the top of the paeng-y. Then extend the rope and start wrapping the rope around the paeng-y from the bottom, all the way to the top.
Once the rope is wrapped to the top, try throwing them levelled horizontally. Pull the rope so that the paeng-y spins. The person with the paeng-y that lasts the longest wins!
Biseok Chigi
Biseok Chigi is a Korean folk game like no other.
How to play:
Start by making two lines parallel to each other, about 10-15 ft apart.
Players split into two teams, and face each other standing behind the drawn lines. Place this Biseok on the line so that it is standing.
First stage is to take turns in throwing your biseok at your opponents to knock them down.
The next stages are similar, however, instead of throwing, balance the biseok in different parts of the body while walking up to the opponent's line and knocking the opponent's biseok with your own by dropping them on top.
The last stage is to balance the bisoek on your head as you walk to your opponent's biseok to knock it over.
2 Ddakjis Included in the set!
2 Ddakjis and a pouch will be included in the set!
Play this with your families and friends as a simple and easy game.
How to play:
Start by choosing who to go first.
place both Ddakjis on the ground, with the flat side facing down.
During each turn, pick up your ddakji and throw it onto the other person's ddakji.
If the ddakji flips over, you get the point!
Daniel Burnham
2025-08-30 14:52:15
I got the package today.-It was fast and instead of March 4 to March 14, it arrived instead on 2/25/2025.-Ddakji and everything else was high quality. The ddakji was easy to flip.-Gong-gi was high quality too and it was fun.-
really good
2025-02-05 13:29:27
this one actually came with all of it and is not missing anything and the quality is actually good and is fun to play with
Customer
2025-01-18 14:58:05
Arrived to Michigan in 1 week.
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