28th Origami Tanteidan Convention

2023

8/12・8/13

days until the convention

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Outline

Organizer

Japan Origami Academic Society (JOAS)

Dates

12th (Sat) and 13th (Sun) August 2023

  • 12(Sat) 9:00-17:00, Banquet Dinner Party 18:00-20:00 (Online : 10:30-17:00)
  • 13(Sun) 9:00-17:00 (Online : 9:00-17:00)

Venue

This is a hybrid event.

On-site at the University of Tokyo Yayoi campus and Online Streaming from one of the rooms at the site.

Number of participants(tentative)

200 people

Participation Requirements

All origami enthusiasts of elementary school age and older are welcome to participate. (elementary students must be accompanied by a parent or guardian)

* Admission fee is required to enter the venue even for an accompanying person.

Admission fee

On-site adult: JPY 7,000
On-site students: JPY 5,000
Online: JPY 3,000

*We have decided to increase the registration fee due to the increased cost of the venue. We apologize for the inconvenience, and we hope you will kindly understand the situation.
*Due to technical and staff limitations, online streaming will be limited to the events that take place in a defined room, so you will not be able to attend all the workshops and events with the online ticket.

Registration and Ticket

Registration is now open. Applications are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis.

Tickets for both on-site and online participation will be sold online.

The deadline for on-site participation is Friday, 14th July, but will close when we hit the capacity limit.

The deadline for online participation is Friday, 4th August.

Main Activities and Features

  • *Origami items auction is not scheduled to be held.
  • *Contents are subject to change without notice.

Special Guests

Oriol Esteve

Oriol Esteve (Barcelona, 1972) is a member of the AEP (Spanish Origami Association) and the OAS group (Origami Always Succeed), specialized on quick origami designs. His favourite subject is slightly cartoonish animals, but keeping an essential approach.

Park Jong Woo

Born in 1989. He started origami at about 4 years old. Currently working as a flight attendant for an air company. He mainly folds animals and dinosaurs with a 22.5 structure and hopes to continue to expand his range of motifs.

(Addendum 6/25/2023)
Due to unexpected circumstances, Anicé Claudeon, who was scheduled to be the special guest, is unable to come to Japan. The special guest has been changed to Oriel Esteve from Spain.

Origami Workshops

  • We are currently working on a workshop timetable.

  • Major lecturers expected to participate (in no particular order, titles omitted)
Park Jong Woo
(Special Guest)
Oriol Esteve
(Special Guest)
Nakamura KaedeOuchi Koji
Mitsuda ShigeruMinamijima Kazuhide
Yamamoto TaigaAsano Sho
Hojyo TakashiKutsuna Teru
Akiba TakehikoHirahara Yusuke
Maekawa JunKinoshita Go
Kamei HoheFukuroi Kazuki
Ogawa TomoNagayama Kaito
Yonami KenKamiya Satoshi
Katsuta KyoheiImai Yudai
Kawamura MiyukiKawasaki Ako
Inayoshi HidehisaHagiwara Gen

And many more!

Public Exhibition

  • Admission to the exhibition hall is free for on-site participants and JPY500 (no re-entry) for others.

  • Works by the special guests will be exhibited.

  • Entry for the “14th Origami Model Popularity Contest” will be exhibited.

  • The exhibition space for the general participants will be set up in the exhibition hall. We are looking for a variety of origami works to be exhibited. (limited to the on-site participants)
  • To exhibit your work, you must pre-register by submitting the entry form. Deadline: 10th Auguast

14th Origami Model Popularity Contest

  • We are calling for works to be exhibited according to the set themes.
  • The best work for each theme will be selected by the votes of the on-site participants.
  • Theme
    • “Human Figure”
    • Oriental Zodiac “Dragon”
  • The creator of the best work will be awarded at the closing ceremony and a trophy will be granted.
  • To enter your work, you must pre-register by submitting the application form. Deadline: 31st July

Convention Book

Call for a contribution of origami diagrams for the 28th Origami Tanteidan Convention Book is now open.
The terms and conditions of the application are as follows:

  • Deadline: 30th June
  • Eligibility: Anyone. Consideration for acceptance is not limited to Magazine subscribers or JOAS members.
  • The model: The diagram must be unpublished and drawn by yourself. The diagramed model must be your creation or modification of a model by other creators. (You must gain permission from the original creator and must credit the creator’s name and title of the work if you wish to submit the modified model.)
  • Specifications: Diagrams must be drawn in grayscale. Preferably in Adobe Illustrator format. (This will increase the chances of your diagrams being accepted.) The submitted diagrams will be screened for format, volume, and quality.
  • Acceptance announcement: The announcement will be made upon publication. We will not contact contributors for rejection.
  • Dedication of the book to the published authors:
    • Those who live in Japan:
      • A PDF version of the Convention Book will be provided if the total step number is less than 60 (which is equivalent to 4 pages or less).
      • A paper version of the Convention Book will be provided if the total step number is 60 or more (which is equivalent to 5 pages or more).
    • Those who live outside Japan:
      • Regardless of the number of steps or models, only the PDF version of the Convention Book will be provided.

The 28th Origami Tanteidan Convention Book will be available for purchase by anyone at a planned price of 2,500 yen (excluding tax and shipping)

OATC (Origami Artist Trading Card) Exchange

  • How to participate in the on-site exchange: Make 64 x 89 mm (strictly required) cards with origami and exchange them with each other at the venue. There is no specific theme. Please make about 10-20 cards. If you submit one card to the person in charge of OrigamiATC, it will be displayed in the exhibition space.

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