Yesterday, at the way station, I was surprised to see kids are playing "Ayatori(in my language)".
I thought Japanese contingent had taught them. But no! It seems there is Ayatori in South Sudan traditionally!
Do you have the same in your country?? How do you call it?
I googled and found "Ayatori" is "String Figures" in English.< History >
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/String_figure
< Ayatori around the world >
http://www.k4.dion.ne.jp/~topotopo/stringfigs/world/index_e.html
< International String Figure Association(!) >
http://www.isfa.org/
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