Otedama (お手玉) is a traditional Japanese children's game. Small bean bags are tossed and juggled in a game similar to jacks. Although it is generally a social game, Otedama can also be played alone. It is rarely competitive and often accompanied by singing. Otedama play is thought to be in decline. [citation needed]

2021年4月19日 · Otedama is a non-competitive game in which bean-bag balls are used, usually made at home. The challenge is to test your agility by catching the most balls in one hand, while throwing one into the air, while singing Japanese children’s tunes.

2016年8月10日 · Otedama ( 御手玉 ) ／beanbag Japanese beanbags are made of colorful scraps of cloth and usually are filled with red azuki beans or rice. They are round and small enough to fit into the palm of a...

2018年8月22日 · Probably one of the most well-known ones was otedama. It is basically a traditional Japanese juggling game that children, usually girls, used to play. The main component of this traditional game is a small beanbag. The juggling pattern of these beanbags is somewhat similar to that of jacks. Generally, otedama is considered a social game.

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This, as we watched astounded, was our introduction to "otedama," a traditional Japanese girl's game and a quickly dying form of juggling. If you juggle in Japan, odds are you'll be told the word for it is otedama. But otedama is both more and less than what Westerners think of as juggling.

Otedama is a traditional Japanese game for girls played with 5 small beanbags (or ojami.) The beanbags were often made by grandmothers with scraps of kimonos. Special otedama songs were used. You can make your own ojami and then use them to play the following skill games: Make your own Japanese otedama. Otedama. For beginners:

2012年12月18日 · The Japanese word otedama refers to a variety of juggling games, played with small handmade toys, which originated in Japan way back in the 9th century. Interestingly, otedama games were historically played only by women and girls, who often juggled together in groups while singing otedama songs.

2024年9月20日 · El juego se realiza utilizando unas pelotas de retazos de telas rellenas con frejoles, semillas o arroz. Hay dos maneras de jugar el Otedama. Una de ellas consiste en lanzar las pelotas al aire y manipularlas haciendo malabares. A este juego se le llama «nagedama».

お手玉 （おてだま、御手玉）は、小さな布袋に 小豆 や 米 、 ジュズダマ の実、リンゴの芯などを入れ、数個を1組にして縫い合わせた玩具のこと。 また、それを使って遊ぶことを「お手玉をする」などという。 地方によって、 じゅずだま 、 おじゃみ 、 オニンク （オニンコ） [1] 、 いしなご （石子/石投/擲石）などと呼ぶところがある。 いろいろな遊び方があるが、歌にあわ …

Otedama is one of Japan's traditional games, using small fabric pouches filled with adzuki beans or beads. Players can enjoy throwing and catching a single pouch with one hand, but the game expands in complexity by using multiple pouches to throw and catch rhythmically. By honing their skills, players can challenge themselves with more advanced ...

2018年3月5日 · Otedama is an old Japanese game of skill, played especially by women. It reached its maximum popularity during the WWII, when many people were living without homes or in poverty.

2017年8月10日 · Otedama was traditionally played by girls, but it is now enjoyed by girls and boys, children and adults. It is usually played with five ojami (small bean bags) and used to be made out of the scraps of kimonos and filled with uncooked azuki beans .

お手玉は、端切れなどで作ったテニスボールよりやや小さ目の布袋の中に小豆・数珠玉・米・小石などを入れて縫いくるんだおもちゃです。 また、それを使ってする遊びそのものを指す場合もあります。 9世紀に始まり、主に女の子の遊びになっています。 基本的な遊び方としては、いくつかのお手玉を両手または片手で代わる代わる投げ上げては落とさないように受ける動作を …

2020年7月27日 · Otedama (お手玉) is a traditional Japanese children's game. Small bean bags are tossed and juggled in a game similar to jacks. Although it is generally a social game, Otedama can also be played alone.

2016年12月8日 · Otedama (御手玉) ／beanbag Japanese beanbags are made of colorful scraps of cloth and usually are filled with red azuki beans or rice. They are round and small enough to fit into the palm of a child's hand; some have bells attached.

Otedama is a traditional Japanese game for girls played with 5 small beanbags (or ojami.) The beanbags were often made by grandmothers with scraps of kimonos. Special otedama songs were used.

Otedama are fabric bags filled with red azuki beans, kernels of rice, or plastic pellet which one plays with juggling, throwing and catching several simultaneously while singing a traditional ditty. The names of the game, pellets used to fill the bags, shape of the bags, and the ways they are played with vary from region to region.

2022年10月13日 · お手玉は 小さな小豆や米、ジュズダマの実などを入れ、布で巻き縫い合わせた玩具のこと を指します。 お手玉をするということは、そのお手玉で遊ぶことを言います。 地方によっては言い方が変わり、 「じゅずだま」「おじゃみ」「オニンク」「いしなご」 などと呼ぶところもあります。 色々とありますが、 基本的にお手玉遊びは数個のお手玉を上に投 …