Hwatu is a traditional Korean card game played with a deck of 48 cards, known as Hanafuda. Each card features colorful illustrations representing flowers, animals, and seasonal themes. The game is popular in Korea and is often played during family gatherings and celebrations. Players aim to collect sets of cards to score points, using various strategies to outsmart their opponents. Hwatu can be played in different variations, with rules that may differ by region or group. It is a social game that encourages interaction and is enjoyed by people of all ages.