concept   yo-yo
13 commonsense assertions
Cultures (13) • Western countries (1) • Canada (1) • South Asia (1) • Australia (1) • Mexico (1) • New Zealand (1) • South Korea (1) • France (1) • Latin America (1) • Northern countries (1) • Scandinavian countries (1) • Spinning toys enthusiasts (1) • Sweden (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 yo-yo Western countries The yo-yo is a popular toy in Western countries enjoyed by all ages for both leisure and skilled tricks. 7
2 yo-yo Canada The yo-yo is a popular toy for children in Canada, used for tricks and competitions, and not widely associated with yodeling. 5
3 yo-yo South Asia In South Asian culture, the yo-yo is frequently used in street performances and busking. 3
4 yo-yo Australia The yo-yo is integrated into indigenous games and activities in Australian culture. 2
5 yo-yo Mexico The yo-yo is a traditional toy used in Mexican dances and festivals. 2
6 yo-yo New Zealand The yo-yo is integrated into indigenous games and activities in New Zealand. 2
7 yo-yo South Korea The yo-yo is a popular hobby among modern South Korean youth. 2
8 yo-yo France Yo-yos are associated with circus performances and juggling acts in French culture. 1
9 yo-yo Latin America Yo-yos are integrated in traditional Latin American dances and festivals. 1
10 yo-yo Northern countries Yo-yos are used as winter sport and competition items in Northern countries. 1
11 yo-yo Scandinavian countries The yo-yo is a popular activity in Scandinavian countries for people of all ages, and is often included in physical education and recreation. 1
12 yo-yo Spinning toys enthusiasts Yo-yos are highly valued in spinning toy enthusiast culture for their skillful tricks and stunts, with competitions and dedicated communities. 1
13 yo-yo Sweden The yo-yo is included in physical education and recreational activities for all ages in Sweden. 1