Stick around to find out what it means when someone gifts you a paper crane in Japanese culture. The act of creating paper ...

Making paper cranes is a Japanese tradition that symbolises hope ... This is so your paper crane does not turn out wonky. You can buy origami paper in almost any craft shop.

A nephew of the Japanese girl who became synonymous with the suffering caused by the 1945 atomic bombing of Hiroshima handed an origami paper crane she is believed to have made to Barack Obama ...

Kanamori Kei found his creative spark in a paper fold, but he is now leaving people breathless with his CG animations. His short film "Origami" is the first Japanese production to win a Student ...

It was one of about 1000 paper items collected as part of an investigation of Japanese papermaking. Increased literacy in Europe had led to a critical shortage of paper, and wood pulp paper was ...

"This is a hand-crocheted origami crane. His name is 'Droog,' which is the Russian name for friend," said McClain. "Origami is the Japanese art of folding paper," she said in a live broadcast to ...

OSLO—The Nobel Peace Prize ceremony gave both Norwegian and Japanese citizens an opportunity to reflect on the meaning of making “orizuru” folded-paper cranes, a symbol of prayers for peace ...