Origami is art. It has some mind blows facts. Big Skyer will tell you some of them. They are so interesting.
• In the first time, Japanese calls Orikata (folded shape). After, it’s called: Orikami: Ori (folded) and Kami (paper).
• “Noshi” is the gifts the Japanese Samurai gave each other. Noshi folded with a strip of fish with a strip of fish. It means good luck.
• An ancient Japanese legend says that your wish will become truth if you fold one thousand cranes.
• According traditonal origami, you don’t use anything to cut is the rule. You can only use a piece of paper in the shape.
• In the Guinness Book of World Records, there are many entries for origami such as: smallest, biggest, fastest time for folding 100 cranes, most folds
• Takuo Toda, credited with inventing the paper airplane, spent 22.48 seconds making the longest flight indoors of an origami plane.
• Naito Akira made the smallest origami crane in the world. He made it by plastic film measuring 0.1 by 0.1.
• The largest origami crane measures 256 ft 6 inches.
• In New York, At "Animals Out of Paper" play, Origami is the theme of it. In this play, there are three main characters. They are involved in the art of paper folding.
• In London, In 1967, the first assocciation on the world is The British Origami Society. It was founded in London. Now there are so many national origami association on the world such as: Japan, Netherlands, Spain, Germany, US, France, UK, Australia, China, Italy, Poland, Russia.
• A PlayStation 3 video game called Heavy Rain , features a serial killer who lives behind an origami model and an orchid.
• The symboy of world peace is a paper crane.
• At the 50th anniversary of the dropping of the atom bomb on Hiroshima, they made the largest number of origami cranes. A total of 250,000 paper cranes were folded and displayed in a large memorial in the city. Each had a person's name on it and a short, peaceful message.
• In in 1490, Johannes di Sacrobesco painted the oldest origami illustration: Paper boats floating on a body of water with a sun in the background in Venice.
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