Ring Toss
At Ring Toss, players take turns throwing three rings from a designated distance, aiming to land them on sticks standing on the board. Each ring that lands earns 1 point, and the total points are exchanged for prizes! Difficulty can be adjusted by age or skill by varying the throwing distance or target spacing, so everyone from small kids to competitive adults can enjoy a fair and exciting challenge!
Demon Bean Bag Toss
Demon Bag Toss is a fun and exciting target game where players throw bean bag balls at a demon-shaped target to earn points based on where each ball lands. Every area on the target gives a different score, with harder-to-hit spots rewarding even bigger points, so accuracy and strategy are key to getting the highest score possible. This game is sponsored by Sakura Gakuen.
Super Ball scooping
Super Ball scooping is a popular game commonly seen at festivals and X summer fairs. In this game, players use a special tool called a "poi" to scoop up colorful Super Balls floating in a transparent water tank or basin. The poi is a bag-like tool made of fine mesh netting, designed for scooping the Super Balls. It takes a bit of skill to catch the floating balls, but when successful, the sense of accomplishment is very rewarding.
GAME BOOTH
KORINT GAME
In the "Korint Game," players alternate firing one at a time three marbles onto a board covered with pegs, the marbles rolling haphazardly and settling in scoring zones (10-100 points).
There are two types of boards in the game: an "easy board" with a gentle slope and larger high-score areas for kids and beginners and a "challenging board" with a steep slope and tightly packed pegs for professionals, so this is a fun and exciting ride where both luck and skill determine your reward!
.png)
BEAN TRANSFER GAME
In the Bean Transfer Game, players use chopsticks to pick up beans (about 25) from a starting plate and transfer them to a goal plate in just 45 seconds. Each bean that makes it across earns 1 point! Touching the beans with hands or moving the plates is not allowed, and any beans still held by the chopsticks when time runs out don't count. It's a deceptively tricky test of dexterity that's fun to watch and even more fun to play!
WHACK-A-MOLE
In Whack-a-Mole Game, players are allowed 30 seconds to gently whack pop-up mole puppets with a soft hammer as they pop out of holes in the game table, earning 1 point for each strike-difficulty can be made greater or lesser by age or competency by modulation of speed and rate of moles popping up (from slow individual moles to rapid multiple pop-ups) it an entertaining and lively game that tests reflexes and brings big grins to players of all ages!
Yo-Yo fishing
Yo-Yo fishing is a popular game at Japanese festivals and summer fairs, where players use a fishing rod to catch floating Yo-Yo balloons in the water. This game challenges dexterity and timing, offering fun for all age groups. Unlike regular fishing rods, the rod used in Yo-Yo fishing is made from paper twine (called "koyori") and a small plastic hook, designed not to catch heavy fish but to lift light, floating Yo-Yo balloons. This unique feature makes the game both fun and accessible to everyone. This game is sponsored by JETAANY,