There are several sports that have a strong connection to cultural heritage and tradition. Some examples include:
Sumo in Japan: Sumo is a traditional Japanese sport that dates back over 1,500 years and is deeply rooted in Japanese culture and Shinto rituals.
Hurling in Ireland: Hurling is an ancient Gaelic sport that has been played in Ireland for thousands of years and is considered a key part of Irish cultural identity.
Kabaddi in India: Kabaddi is a traditional Indian sport that has been played for centuries and is often associated with rural communities and cultural festivals in India.
Pencak Silat in Indonesia: Pencak Silat is a traditional martial art from Indonesia that has a rich cultural heritage and is often performed as part of cultural ceremonies and celebrations.
Maori Rugby in New Zealand: Rugby holds a special place in Maori culture in New Zealand, with the All Blacks performing the Haka, a traditional Maori war dance, before matches as a way to connect to their cultural heritage.
