What is the Rubber ball scooping?

 Rubber ball scooping, also known as Super Ball Scooping (スーパーボールすくい, Supā Bōru Sukui) in Japanese, is a popular game often found at Japanese festivals and events.¹

Here's how it works:

1. The Setup: A large container is filled with water, and a variety of small, colorful rubber balls are floating on the surface. Players are given a small net or scoop.

2. The Game: Players dip their net or scoop into the water and try to catch as many rubber balls as possible. The balls are made of a special type of rubber that is slightly buoyant, making them challenging to scoop.

3. The Prize: The number of balls scooped determines the prize. More balls usually mean a better prize, such as small toys, candy, or other goodies.

Rubber ball scooping is a fun and challenging game that appeals to people of all ages. It's a popular attraction at festivals and events, and it's a great way to test your skills and win some prizes.