1. Kingyo-sukui - Laqshe - Bandcamp
Kingyo-sukui. by Laqshe · Includes unlimited streaming via the Bandcamp app, plus download in mp3, FLAC and more · Download available in 16-bit/44.1kHz · Your ...
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2. 金魚掬い (KIngyo-Sukui) - Laqshe - SoundCloud
29 dec 2016 · Stream 金魚掬い (KIngyo-Sukui) by Laqshe on desktop and mobile. Play over 320 million tracks for free on SoundCloud.
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3. Kingyo Sukui: Japanese Goldfish Scooping at Home - Bokksu
10 aug 2020 · Play a quintessential Japanese festival activity at home! Read on the post to bring kingyo sukui or goldfish scooping to your home.
Goldfish scooping, or kingyo sukui is a quintessential festival activity in Japan. Among the stalls of food and souvenirs, there will almost always be at least one stall where you can try scooping goldfish with a little paper net called a poi. The tradition began in the Edo Period, and has been a present at summer festivals ever since. How to Play You’ll typically find stalls for goldfish scooping at ennichi or summer festivals. Every stall has different rules, but generally it costs around 100 Yen to play. There are no teams here, and it’s all about individual scooping skills. If your net breaks a little you can keep playing until it’s completely incapable of scooping. You get to take home any goldfish you catch in a little bag provided by the stall-keeper. Sometimes stalls will offer stronger poi for a little more money, and some will even let you take home a goldfish even if you don’t catch it. Here we’ve outlined how you can bring this game into your home for a fun summer activity (without the goldfish, of course!). Play At Home What you’ll need: A tub that can carry water (bathtubs or plugged sinks work, so does any kind of large bowl) Wire (something strong enough to hold its shape, but flexible) and cutters A can Notebook paper Liquid Glue An apple cut into small pieces (*ahem* your “goldfish”) A bowl to catch your “goldfish” Prizes of your choice for the successful scoopers To make yo...
4. Kingyo Sukui - MyAnimeList.net
17 jan 2024 · Synopsis. Music video for the song Kingyo Sukui by Yukano that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program.
Music video for the song Kingyo Sukui by Yukano that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program.
5. Goldfish scooping (Kingyo Sukui) - Dribbble
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6. kingyo sukui - awordfromjapan
18 jul 2012 · You can watch a short video here. The boys and the drum are on a mikoshi which will later be carried in procession through the streets. The ...
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7. Goldfish Scooping Game - TV Tropes
A carnival-style booth game usually found at festivals in Japan, called kingyo-sukui in Japanese. It consists of a large tank of goldfish and a number of ...
A carnival-style booth game usually found at festivals in Japan, called kingyo-sukui in Japanese. It consists of a large tank of goldfish and a number of scooping "nets" made of thin paper or fragile gauze. The player tries to catch a goldfish …
8. Product Review: Kracie – Goldfish Scooping - AVO Magazine
17 jan 2024 · This adorable little kit by Kracie allows you to play a game of goldfish (and turtle) scooping. Goldfish scooping, or Kingyo-sukui, is a common activity at ...
Kracie - Goldfish Scooping - Elaborate Price: ± €5 Extra supplies: Water and Scissors. This adorable little kit by Kracie allows you to play a game of goldfish (and turtle) scooping. Goldfish scooping, or Kingyo-sukui, is a common activity at Japanese summer festivals. Using a paper scoop, called a poi, you have to scoop the
9. Goldfish Scooping | Daily Life With A Monster Girl Wiki - Fandom
Goldfish Scooping (金魚すくい, 金魚掬い Kingyo-sukui) is a traditional ... Try FanCentral Games Movies TV Video. Wikis. Explore Wikis · Community Central ...
Goldfish Scooping (金魚すくい, 金魚掬い Kingyo-sukui) is a traditional Japanese game in which a player scoops goldfish with a special scooper. Japanese summer festivals or ennichi commonly have a stall for this activity. Both children and adults enjoy the game. In the game the player scoops goldfish from a pool with a paper scooper called a "poi" and puts them into a seperate, water-filled, bowl. The game is over when the poi's paper is completely broken (due to being drenched in water) or incapable of s
10. Kingyo-sukui | L5r: Legend of the Five Rings Wiki | Fandom
Kingyo-sukui was a a popular Rokugani game in which contestants ... Try FanCentral Games Movies TV Video. Wikis. Explore Wikis · Community Central ...
Kingyo-sukui was a a popular Rokugani game in which contestants attempted to scoop and catch live goldfish using a fragile paper net. [1]
