Yutnori and Jegichagi are traditional Korean games that carry immense cultural significance and offer a glimpse into Korea’s rich heritage. Yutnori is a strategic board game involving four wooden sticks used as dice, and players move their markers based on the results of the stick throws. It’s often enjoyed during festive occasions like Lunar New Year and serves as a symbol of unity and fun. On the other hand, Jegichagi is akin to hacky sack and involves kicking a jegi, which is a small weighted object, repeatedly without letting it touch the ground. This game is typically played during Korean holidays such as Chuseok.

By introducing these games to seasonal workers, K-HUB fosters a deeper understanding and appreciation of Korean traditions, enhancing cultural exchange and helping workers connect with the Korean way of life.