Wili is a traditional Hawaiian game that involves a form of tag played on a large field. Participants, known as players, take turns being the "it" person, who tries to tag others while avoiding being tagged themselves. The game emphasizes agility, speed, and strategy, making it a fun and engaging activity for all ages. The origins of Wili can be traced back to ancient Hawaiian culture, where it was played as a way to develop physical skills and foster community bonds. Today, it is often played during cultural festivals and gatherings, celebrating Hawaiian heritage and promoting teamwork among participants.