Origami and Science
Japan Expo at Sydney University!!
I’m one of the award recipients!
Fold with Love
It’s time to put down your phones, stop swiping and scrolling, and start folding! Being able to transform a flat sheet of paper into 3D form, using your own hands, Origami seems magical!
Do you know that the Paper Crane, the most famous and popular origami in the world has more than 400 years of history?
No previous experience is necessary.
$55 pp Material included
Small class, max 6 people.
Booking essential: https://classbento.com.au/l/4jdz-w
Looking forward to seeing you there.
Free Origami Lucky Charm Workshop
Sydney Manga and Anime Show – Sydney’s big manga and Anime convention are back!
I am looking forward to being a part of SMASH this year!
My origami team and I will run the “Free Origami Lucky Charm Workshop” at SMASH!2022 at Darling Harbour Convention Centre on Sat 16- Sun 17 July!
It’s time to put down your phones, stop swiping and scrolling, and start folding! Being able to transform a flat sheet of paper into 3D form, using your own hands, Origami seems magical.
Do you know that the Paper Crane – the most famous and popular origami in the world has more than 400 years of history?
Booking essential.
Come early to register your spot to avoid disappointment.
No knowledge is required.
You can choose the colours. Materials are provided and you’r sure to come away with a beautiful Origami Lucky Charm!
Enjoy!
Fold with a lot of love for mother’s day!
You will be surprised how easy this origami is!
Let’s make amazing origami lanterns!
I miss the spring in Japan
Origami Evening Cherry Blossom Ball Lantern
Cherry blossom season has started in Japan.
I made an origami cherry blossom and put on some LED lights.
Love a little Japan on my table in Sydney.
日本は桜の季節ですね。
夜桜を思い浮かべて桜玉にLED lightを飾りました。
シドニーから故郷を偲んで。
#origami #cherry #cherryblossom #midorifurze #sydney #桜玉 #春 #故郷
11 years on since 2011
I folded a giant crane on the stage in Manly, Corso in 2013.
It was one of the stage events for the charity after the East Japan Disaster in 2011.
Manly beach is one of the popular tourist spots and you can walk to the beach from the Corso.
Many people saw our stage and we collected donations.
People are so kind about donations and they enjoyed many performances on the stage.
The donations went to the Rainbow Projet for inviting Japanese children in Fukushima who has lost their houses and families to Sydney for a holiday trip.
