I found this place to be quite interesting as you learn what origami means to Japanese culture and how different creations are used to express different values. It is so impressive to see the origami in a museum made into incredible shapes. You can even go upstairs and take origami making classes for as little as 1000¥ which I recommend booking ahead for to guarantee a seat. I think this place offers quite a different experience in Tokyo and would be great to go to if you have some free time while visiting.
Origami Kaikan
“Watch hands dye washi by hand, then fold your first crane.”
Culture Experience
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Origami, perhaps one of the most famous Japanese words among non-Japanese people, this culture of paper folding is loved and enjoyed by people of all ages all over the world. With seasonal exhibitions of Origami from all over the world in the gallery, access to the paper-dyeing studio, classes and lectures about Origami for novices and advanced visitors, not to mention the gift shop, there is something for everyone at the Origami Kaikan. Delve into the wonderful and pretty world of Origami and polish your paper folding skills!
| Spot Name | Origami Kaikan |
|---|---|
| Postal Code | 〒113-0034 |
| Address | 1-7-14 Yushima, Bunkyo-ku |
| Telephone Number | 03-3811-4025 |
| Official URL | https://www.origamikaikan.co.jp/ |
| Keywords | Culture Experience |
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