Yutnori is the Korean board game traditionally enjoyed during Chuseok.
Players throw four marked wooden sticks, called yut, and move tokens around a cross-shaped board according to the results. Completing a circuit and reaching the finish first is the usual objective, though players can also capture opposing tokens and combine their own.
Yutnori is especially associated with Korean traditional holidays, including Chuseok and Seollal. Its simple equipment makes it suitable for groups and families, while its capture and movement rules add strategic choices beyond the throw itself.
The game is sometimes confused with baduk (Go) or janggi, but those are separate Korean games using boards and pieces. Yutnori is defined by its four casting sticks and race-style movement.