Hopefully this post cleared up any confusion you might have had about the Origami Tanteidan books and magazines. also sometimes carries collections of the Tanteidan magazines as well. The second section contains 36 models by foreign designers, including Checkered Spinner Cube, Vicuna, Grumpy Frog, Lobo. The first section contains 28 models by Japanese designers including Diamond Box, Lucky Elephant, Chihuahua, Shoebill, Sea Turtle, Sailfish, Fiddler Crab, Jack O’Lantern, Godzilla, Firebird, and more. There’s no way to buy individual issues so you have to buy them as part of packages of 6 issues at a time. Convention collection with a wide variety of clearly diagrammed models. On the same page subscription page you can also buy back issues of the magazine going all the way back to issue #61 (currently they’re up to issue #162). If you want to become a member of JOAS it costs JPY 11,500 (about $100 USD).īy becoming a member of JOAS you get the Tanteidan Magazine subscription, bonus issue and some other benefits like using the JOAS library or voting at their meetings. It costs JPY 6,170 for a year which works out to about $55 USD. You can find an English version of their subscription page here: # Now however you can subscribe and pay with PayPal. In the past the only way to subscribe to receive the magazine was by sending in an international money order. Most of the articles are in Japanese however sometimes they’re translated in English too. The Tanteidan magazines feature diagrams for around 3 to 5 models, a crease pattern challenge and other paper folding related articles. We are now accepting the subscriptions for Origami Tanteidan Magazine volume 28 (April 2017 - March 2018: issue 163-168) and Membership of Origami Tanteidan. They put out 6 issues a year and one special bonus issue for members only. JOAS also publishes an Origami Tanteidan Magazine as well. It would be really great if they made digital copies of the old editions available some day but there are no plans for that as far as I know.
You can try websites like eBay and sometimes people sell used copies but that’s pretty much your only other option. If you’re looking for any older volumes than these you’re pretty much out of luck. If you can figure our how their site works it’s also possible to order the convention books and pay with PayPal. Their website is a bit tricky to navigate since everything is in Japanese. The only other place I know where you can buy these books is directly from the Origami House website. The Tanteidan Convention books cost 34.95 € which works out to about the same amount in USD right now. is based in Europe but they ship all over the world no problem. The easiest way to buy the Tanteidan Convention books is through .Ĭurrently they have the following books available: They’re a little tricky to get ahold of, especially because the older editions are out of print and no longer for sale. The books are published by a Japanese publisher called Origami House.
These books have a special selection of paper folding instructions from many different designers that aren’t available anywhere else. Hopefully I’ll be able to attend one day.Įvery year with each convention JOAS releases a special Tanteidan Convention book. I’ve personally never been to one of these conventions but they look like a lot of fun.
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There are lectures about origami and different artists teach groups how to fold their models. The conventions feature displays of origami from some of the best and most talented artists and designers in the world. This year they held the 22nd Tanteidan Convention from Augto Augin Tokyo. The Japan Origami Academic Society is probably the largest paper folding organization in the world.Įvery year JOAS holds an Origami Tanteidan Convention in Japan. You can find the official website for JOAS here: Tanteidan is a Japanese word that means “detective group.” “The Origami Detectives” was the original name for the group that’s now known as the Japan Origami Academic Society (JOAS). This can all be a little bit confusing so in this post I’ll clarify everything for you. Usually these books and magazines will be the only place where you can get instructions for certain awesome looking models.
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