‘Yut Nori’ Designated as National Intangible Cultural Heritage
Yut Nori, a popular traditional board game in Korea, was recently designated as National Intangible Cultural Heritage. Yut Nori can be traced all the way back to the Three Kingdoms Period. The game has been played by families on the first day of the Lunar New Year for hundreds of years. The game’s simple design and rules mean that it can be enjoyed anywhere and by anyone. All you need are four sticks to act as dice and something to represent the players. You can draw the board yourself!
Yut Nori, a popular traditional board game in Korea, was recently designated as National Intangible Cultural Heritage. Yut Nori can be traced all the way back to the Three Kingdoms Period. The game has been played by families on the first day of the Lunar New Year for hundreds of years. The game’s simple design and rules mean that it can be enjoyed anywhere and by anyone. All you need are four sticks to act as dice and something to represent the players. You can draw the board yourself!
