【Spain】Spanish Castanets!!!!!!!!!

Spanish castanets.
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It says Espa~nya in Spanish, so it's likely a local Spanish castanet. I can read it because I have a 5th-dan English proficiency rating.
It's excessively Spanish, with pictures of bullfighters and flamenco dancers. It's packed with elements that Japanese people associate with Spain, so much so that it's almost suspicious.
The box is quite aged, but the castanets themselves are shiny and in very good condition. You can either play them or display them in your living room and boast to the annoying old lady next door... I mean, madam, saying I'm quite the Spain connoisseur, ho ho ho. Playing castanets feels good. Erico is 4.

I imagine it's hard to tell the size, so I've included a comparison image with a common mascot keychain found in most households on the third photo. Please note that this keychain is not part of the product.

There's a notation of 3.2 Euros, so I assume it's from after the EU was established, but when was the EU formed? How much is 3.2 Euros in Japanese yen? Around 200 yen, perhaps. That's quite expensive. Japan's currency is yen, not macarons. Npochamu~. Bikk! ('◆')