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This issue includes diagrams for both modular and representational models, ranging from intermediate to complex difficulty:

: In-depth studies on folding techniques or color-changing methods.

For the true enthusiast, the folds inside Issue 209 are not just instructions; they are a conversation with the world’s best origami minds. And that conversation is worth having—the right way.

If you’re a fan of complex, high-level paper folding, you know that each new issue of Origami Tanteidan Magazine is a major event in the community. Published by the Japan Origami Academic Society (JOAS)

The issue contains instructions for four primary designs, ranging from geometric modulars to complex figures: Gilad's Origami Page Octahedron Magma : A geometric work by Toshikazu Kawasaki using rectangular paper and multiple units. Deep Sea Cube : Another modular design from Toshikazu Kawasaki : An intermediate-level bird model designed by Nakamura Kosuke from a square sheet. Hina Dolls (2019) : A holiday-themed model by Kamei Kohe , using three square units. Gilad's Origami Page Advanced Challenges For high-level folders, this issue includes a Crease Pattern (CP) challenge for a designed by Han Ji Woo