Suiko is a term that refers to a traditional Japanese water-based game, often played in outdoor settings. It involves players using small wooden or plastic balls to knock down targets, typically made of clay or other materials. The game is popular among children and is often played during festivals or community gatherings. In addition to being a fun recreational activity, Suiko also has cultural significance in Japan. It encourages teamwork and social interaction, as players often work together to achieve a common goal. The game is a reflection of Japan's rich tradition of outdoor play and community bonding.