1. Origami origami originated in the Western Han Dynasty in China. Paper made of hemp and a small amount of ramie fiber is used to make origami. In Japan, it was Korean monks who contributed papermaking to Shoto Kutaishi at that time in AD 6 10, and origami culture began to spread in Japan. Origami, also known as craft origami, is an artistic activity of folding paper into different shapes. The earliest recorded origami art in China was the discovery of paper in the ruins of the Western Han Dynasty, while the Japanese origami art was accurately recorded through documents, and the specific time was in the Edo period. Japan has done a comprehensive job in developing origami art.
Second, the promotion of Japanese origami art Japan will carry forward the art of origami. At first, Japan used origami as a sacrifice. With the popularization of papermaking, it became popular among the people. /kloc-At the beginning of the 0/9th century, Japan had official pictures and written records to teach people to origami, and Japan regarded origami art as one of the national quintessence. In modern times, origami is a compulsory subject in primary schools all over the country. Japanese believe that origami culture can preserve ancient art and develop children's creativity through origami. Especially in Japan, there are a large number of educators who specialize in origami. They promoted the origami technology to a new height and extended it to many countries in the world. Can it be said that today's Japanese origami art is not only a toy for children, but also a promotion of Japanese art?
Japanese people worship origami technology. He immersed his children in education, paid great attention to the concentration in the process of origami, and creatively instructed them how to origami, so as to keep them fresh and enhance their self-confidence. It can be said that origami technology has become more and more popular in Japan, and with the continuous improvement of origami technology, it has brought innovation and development to this nation.