While other countries and regions also boast paper-folding traditions, Japanese origami has become well known around the world, helping the word enter the lexicon of many languages. There are even ...

It might revolve around some traditionally “creepy” monsters out of Japanese folklore, but at its heart, Oni: Thunder God’s Tale is all about growing up and learning about yourself.

Local students will be folded into an international, culturally-enriching event this week when they learn about Japanese culture through the art of origami. Japan Airlines is hosting ‘Jal ...

Origami began in temples where the paper was folded in a special way to be presented as a token of appreciation to the gods. It then became ... paper from all around Japan that we use to dye.

Origami Has Ancient Ceremonial Roots Origami dates back to the Edo period in Japan (17th century), where it was initially used for ceremonial and religious purposes.

The classical looking painting portrays Mario as the Japanese god of thunder and storms, Raijin (雷神), and his brother Luigi as the Japanese god of wind, Fujin (風神). Puzzled fans might ...

Here's the first teaser trailer for Dice Tsutsumi's Oni: Thunder God's Tale, from Netflix's YouTube: In a world filled with the oddball gods and monsters of Japanese mythology, one of the creature ...