TUHONORI (투호놀이)

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🏹 TUHO

A Traditional Korean Throwing Game

Tuho is a traditional Korean game where players gently toss arrows into a wooden pot.

It’s simple, fun, and safe — and has been enjoyed in Korea for centuries.

 

🟡 What You’re Playing With

  • A lightweight wooden pot

  • Rubber-tipped arrows for safety

  • About 10 arrows in total

This game is designed to be safe for everyone, including first-time players.

 

🟡 How to Play

1️⃣ Stand Back

Stand about 1–2 meters (3–6 feet) away from the pot.

(Roughly 10 normal steps.)

2️⃣ Throw the Arrow

Gently throw the arrow toward the pot.

3️⃣ Score Points

  • Arrow inside the pot = 10 points

  • Arrow into the small side holes = 10 points

After all arrows are thrown, the player or team with the highest score wins.

You can play:

  • Solo

  • 1 vs 1

  • Or in teams

 

🟡 Why Koreans Love Tuho

  • 🧘 Mind & Focus

    In the Joseon Dynasty, Tuho was seen as a way to calm the mind and practice self-discipline.

  • 💪 Body Control

    It helps improve focus, balance, and arm control.

  • 🎉 Fun for Everyone

    Played during holidays and celebrations by all ages.

 

🟡 Tips to Throw Better

  • Hold the arrow so the tip points slightly upward

  • Throw with a gentle arc, not straight or fast

  • Relax — accuracy matters more than strength

 

🟡 Safety Note

For safety, all arrows are fitted with soft rubber tips.
This game is designed to be safe and enjoyable for everyone.

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