Este otro vídeo muestra una historia muy interesante sobre un niño japonés llamado Joto-Ku hay gaviotas, jerseys de cuello vuelto, pantalones, molinos de viento, barcos de vapor, katamaranes, etc. Me parece una idea estupenda el convertir el cofre final en un barcaza japonesa.
This is a progressive paper folding story of an orphan boy named Joto-Ku in Japan. It is my own story inspired by the story "How Charlie Bought His Boat" in Murray and Rigney's book, "Fun With Paper Folding." I have been telling this story for more than three decades now, mostly during origami lessons in Broward County Libraries. The name "Joto-Ku" was on one of the business cards my dad picked up from a business trip to Japan when I was in high school.

En este vídeo podemos ver la versión original de la historia contada con el papel Origamágico en inglés, de la mano del profesor Michael Thomas Bennett
A video demonstration of a short story to be told using different Origami folds. It is a great tool to share with students and even teach them how to do it, developing a wide range of abilities. For more visit www.mrorigamichael.com