My guess is either a back scratcher or something to load goma beans in order to make chucking them at father during Setsubun easier. What do you think?
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Yeah, I have to go with your Setsubun bean-chucking catapult guess.
Someone has a guess that might just be correct:
Mark said...
Okonomiyaki spatula. I saw one at Okonomiyaki-Land.
Why does it have the spaces in it if it is a spatula though? Ventilation perhaps?
My second guess is some kind of foot scrubber.
Haven't you seen spatula with slots? In the pictured version, this oversize, colorful utensil features slots that allow the Okonomiyaki octopus to fall through when served, so it doesn't get served to vegetarians.
I haven't seen a spatula with slots. Usually, they don't have holes in them. I guess okonomiyaki spatulas do though. Hah.
I'll go with futon paddle. Not sure if paddle is the right word but what you use to hit a futon with to air it out, redistribute the filling, etc????
Oh yeah! I think that is called futon tataki. A very good guess as well.
Ping Pong paddle rejected from Beijing Olympics? Wrong colors.
It is used to beat the dust off the bed.