It is thought that origami originally became part of Japanese culture when Buddhist monks brought paper to Japan in the 6th century, where it was used during ________.

What history can tell us is that the strongest and longest origins of origami are found in _____.

Akira Yoshizawa, known as the "grandmaster of origami", taught new employees in the factory where he worked on, the _____________ needed to complete their jobs.

_________, folded paper gift wrappers, were used in some ceremonies to symbolize sincerity and purity.

Chinese paper folding craft tends to feature objects, such as boats, boxes and dishes.

In China, the art of folding paper is referred to by the Chinese name Zhezhi.

Paper folding craft was first used in China for ceremonial purposes.

In China, folding toys from scrap paper became a way to give children a hobby.

The most famous of the Chinese paper toys is an inflatable paper boat, traditionally known as the waterbomb.

Golden Venture folding is a 3D Origami invented by Chinese refugees to give as gifts in exchange for their freedom.

In the 1800s, origami established roots in German education, it included paper folding as part of the sweeping reformation of education for young children.

The Bauhaus School of Art and Design in Europe included origami in its teaching programmes for architecture and design.

Froebel's progressive stages of folding were adopted by Japanese schools in the late 1800s.

Today, paper-folding enthusiasts still use Origami paper to preserve its culture.