제기 is a traditional Korean game that involves tossing a weighted object, typically made of cloth and filled with rice or sand, into the air. Players aim to keep the 제기 in the air by kicking it with their feet, often using a specific technique to maintain control and balance. The game is popular among children and is often played during festivals or family gatherings. The objective of 제기 is to see how many times a player can kick the object without letting it touch the ground. It helps improve coordination, balance, and physical fitness. Additionally, 제기 is a cultural symbol in Korea, representing fun and community spirit.