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ORU magazine #7
Published: 1994 by Sojusha
Pages: 160
Binding: Paperback
Language: Japanese
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Some Articles
| Photos of Various Swiss Army knives |
| "America" series - Mark W. Kennedy and his magnificent jewelery |
| John Montroll's work - with lots of photos |
| Young artists: Munenori Ishihara, Naoto Noguchi and Satoshi Kamiya's work (neat Sumo wrestlers) |
| Folding a large fan |
| Old diagrams of folding Japanese personages |
| Mathematical section (?) seems to discuss getting more points from your paper (?) |
| Weaving |
| The traditional Junk fold |
| Tigers - Nishikawa's tigers (with a nice example of a crane with a tiger's face) |
| Wild boars by Akira Yoshizawa with beautiful b&w photos |
| Geometric folds and tessellations |
| A sundial to cut and fold |
| A religious ceremony involving very big paper hats... |
| More that I can't figure out... |
The Models
| Model | Creator | Notes | Photo (click for larger image) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Boar | Akira Yoshizawa | Simple variation | |
| Boar | Akira Yoshizawa | More complex |
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| Sun dial | Jun Maekawa | To cut and fold | |
| Raccoon | John Montroll | Also diagrammed in Origami Inside-Out |
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| Tiger | Seiji Nishikawa |
Excellent - with magnificent facial features Also published in Origami: El Mundo Nuevo and in Works of Seiji Nishikawa |
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| Smile! | Masaya Horiguchi |
Lips and full set of teeth - one of my favorites. Also published in A Arte dos Mestres de Origami |
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| Pig | Yamada Katsuhisa | ||
| Crimson plum | Tomoko Tanako | Multi-part | |
| Swan | Toshio Chino | ||
| Stegosaurus | Takai Hiroaki | Cute and spiky |
 Folded by Origami Plaza |
| Eskimo | Kunihiko Kasahara | Cute | |
| Kusudama | Makoto Yamaguchi | From 60 squares | |
| Boar | Makoto Yamaguchi | Simple | |
| Box & Party box | Japanese and Abe Hisashi | 2 variations | |
| Frog & snake | Kunihiko Kasahara | Woven from stripes |
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