AWAVM DDAKJI Traditional Korean Tossing Game Set - Jebi Kicks, Gonggi, Paeng-y, Biseokchigi for Family Travel

• Korean folk game set:AWAVM Gonggi Korean Game Includes five beloved traditional games: Gong-gi (Korean knucklebones), Jebi Kicks (Korean hacky sack), Paeng-y (spinning tops), Biseokchigi (stone flicking), and Ddakji (slap match)
• Funny family games:Not only is it a fun and exciting game, but it also helps improve your speed and hand-eye coordination skills. It's a great way to practice reflexes while having fun.
• Convenient portable:Designed to be lightweight and easy to transport,these hand eye coordination training toy dice are perfect for gaming on the go. Simply tuck them into your bag for spontaneous play anywhere, anytime.
• Paeng-y (Spinning Tops):Prepare by winding a rope around the bottom of the top. Then in one swift movement, yank on the free end of the rope to make the top spin.Biseokchigi:Knock down the opponents’ Biseok(rocks) in 18 steps. Each step consists of stably resting the biseok on a body part and moving to opponent’s biseok to knock them down.
• Korean Folk Game Set (Korean Traditional Play Game):Jebi chagi, Gong-gi, Biseokchigi, Paeng-y, DDAKJI, Family Travel Games.

Product description AWAVM Gonggi Korean Game Includes five beloved traditional games: Gong-gi (Korean knucklebones), Jebi Kicks (Korean hacky sack), Paeng-y (spinning tops), Biseokchigi (stone flicking), and Ddakji (slap match)Not only is it a fun and exciting game, but it also helps improve your speed and hand-eye coordination skills. It's a great way to practice reflexes while having fun.Designed to be lightweight and easy to transport,these hand eye coordination training toy dice are perfect for gaming on the go. Simply tuck them into your bag for spontaneous play anywhere, anytime. Directions Paeng-y (Spinning Tops): Prepare by winding a rope around the bottom of the top. Then in one swift movement, yank on the free end of the rope to make the top spin. Biseokchigi: Knock down the opponents’ Biseok(rocks) in 18 steps. Each step consists of stably resting the biseok on a body part and moving to opponent’s biseok to knock them down. (Other game instructions can be found in the 'bullet_point' field.)