浅草适合家庭和初学者的折纸体验

Workshop Agenda

Step 1: Choose Your Model

‍Select your favorite origami model from the available categories using our easy-to-use touchscreen menu on our PC tablets. With a range of models to choose from, you'll find everything from adorable animals to beautiful flowers and cool vehicles.

Step 2: Pick Your Paper

‍Head to our origami paper wall and choose the perfect color of origami paper to match your design. With 50 different colors to choose from, you'll have plenty of options to suit your style and preferences.

Step 3: Follow the Instructions

‍Return to your PC tablet and press the "Play" button to begin your folding journey. Our tablet software will guide you through each step of the folding process, making it easy and fun to create your own origami masterpiece.

Step 4: Add Your Personal Touch

‍Once you've completed your origami model, it's time to add your own personal touch. Choose from our selection of decorative stickers, stamps, and markers to make your creation truly unique and one-of-a-kind.

Key Takeaways

• Asakusa is the cultural heart of Tokyo and a vibrant neighborhood to explore.

• The tour provides a unique and immersive experience to discover the art of origami.

• There are over 50 shades of origami paper to choose from, and cutting-edge tablet software will guide participants to create an array of intricate and beautiful origami models, ranging in difficulty from beginner to intermediate.

• The activity is suitable for participants of all ages, with tablet software providing assistance for beginners.

• Participants can add personal touches to their origami models using decorative stickers, stamps, and markers.

• The activity lasts for 45 minutes, and participants can fold as many origami models as they like
  Children under five require adult supervision throughout the activity as they may not be able to fold independently.

• The tour has a flexible cancellation policy and provides a memorable experience to take home as a treasured memento.

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