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Kirigami là nghệ thuật cắt giấy truyền thống của Nhật Bản, với tên gọi được ghép từ hai chữ : “kiru” (có nghĩa là cắt) và “kami” (là giấy). Tính đối xứng là đặc điểm nổi bật nhất trong kirigami truyền thống. Hình bông tuyết, ngũ giác, và bông hoa là những hình ảnh cổ điển quen thuộc đặc trưng cho kirigami mà trong đó, cắt giấy đơn thuần chỉ nhằm tôn lên cấu trúc tối giản, cân xứng nhưng cũng rất linh hoạt của thiết kế. Nghệ thuật cắt giấy được cho là lần đầu tiên xuất hiện trong các đền chùa Nhật Bản như một cách thể hiện lòng thành kính trước các vị thần. Đến khoảng thế kỷ XVII, Kirigami được biết đến rộng rãi khắp châu Á như một hình thức nghệ thuật đích thực. Không chỉ riêng ở Nhật mà cả ở Trung Quốc, người ta tạo nên các thiết kế kirigami để biểu trưng cho những điều tốt đẹp và quan trọng như: Thịnh vượng, Hoàn hảo, Quý phái, Trang nhã hay thậm chí là mối liên kết giữa con người và vũ trụ. Bunraku, một loại hình múa rối Nhật Bản đôi lúc cũng sáng tạo những con rối bằng giấy từ kỹ thuật Kirigami, nhưng vẫn đảm bảo các bộ phận có thể cử động được.
Himeji Castle, Japan : Assembly Instructions http://www.canon.com/c-park/en/ West face South face East face North face View of completed model Japan Himeji Castle Situated in Himeji City in Hyogo Prefecture, Himeji Castle is also known as the White Heron Castle because of the way that its soaring, white stucco walls resemble a graceful heron taking flight The castle sits atop a hill called Himeyama, or Mt Hime, at an altitude of 45.6m The very top of the main castle tower, with its five stories and six levels, is 92m above sea level The first castle at Himeyama was constructed in 1346 Hashiba Hideyoshi later added a three storey tower The castle in its current form was completed by Ikeda Terumasa in 1610 The castle is full of defensive features, such as narrow passageways that prevent large numbers of attackers from entering en masse, and loopholes through which bows and muskets could be used to repel invaders However, in its four hundred year history, the castle was never attacked and has survived to this day in its present state The castle was designated a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1993 height of approximately 150 meters above the sea Parts list (Pattern) : Thirteen A4 sheets (No.1 to No.13) No of Parts : 123 Assembly Instructions : Seven A4 sheets (No.1 to No.7) * Build the model by carefully reading the Assembly Instructions , in the parts sheet page order Hint: Trace along the folds with a ruler and a used pen (no ink) to get a sharper, easier fold * This model was designed for Papercraft and may differ from the original in some respects Assembly Instructions Mountain fold (dotted line) Make a mountain fold Valley fold (dashed and dotted line) Make a valley fold Scissors line (solid line) Cut along the line Cut in line (solid line) Cut along the line Glue The glue spot (colored dot) shows where to apply the glue Glue spot(Red dot) Glue parts with the same number together Tools and materials Assembly tip Before gluing, crease the paper along mountain fold and valley fold lines and make sure rounded sections are nice and stiff Caution Glue, scissors and other tools may be dangerous to young children so be sure to keep them out of the reach of young children Glue spot(Green dot) Glue within the same part Glue spot(Blue dot) Glue to the rear of the other part -1- Scissors, set square, glue (We recommend stick glue), pencil, used ballpoint pen, toothpicks, tweezers, (useful for handling small parts) Himeji Castle, Japan : Assembly Instructions Before starting Sheet No There is a sheet number (No.1 to No.13) printed at the bottom center of each Pattern page Assemble the model in the order of the page numbers.(*Assembly parts are on sheets No to No 13.) Sheet No * Parts sheet No.2 There are a total of 123 parts and each sheet carries a parts symbol The 'glue spot' on each part bears the number of the part to which it should be glued The numbers , etc., on each part indicate the order in which they are to be glued Where there are multiple joints within a single part, or 'glue spots' where the part is to be glued to another, there are colors and numbers to give detailed instructions as to the correct positions Sheet No -2- Sheet No * Parts sheet No.2 Himeji Castle, Japan : Assembly Instructions Sheet No Sheet No Sheet No * Parts sheet No.5 Sheet No * Parts sheet No.5 -3- Himeji Castle, Japan : Assembly Instructions 7 Sheet No Sheet No Sheet No Sheet No Sheet No Sheet No Sheet No Sheet No Sheet No Sheet No ht Rear side reinforcer ://w w w.c an on c om /c -p ark /e n/ Sheet No Sheet No : Glue on glue spots (Blue star) -4- Himeji Castle, Japan : Assembly Instructions Sheet No Sample A (Rear side reinforcer) Sheet No Sheet No Sheet No Sheet No Sheet No -5- Himeji Castle, Japan : Assembly Instructions Rear side reinforcer Sheet No 10 Sheet No : Glue on glue spots (Blue star) Refer to Sample A (Rear side reinforcer) of parts sheet No.5 (Assembly Instructions) 10 11 12 Sheet No Back 11 Sheet No 10 Sheet No -6- Himeji Castle, Japan : Assembly Instructions 12 Sheet No *The back flaps of parts 12E, 12F, 12G and 12H should be glued in the same way 13 Sheet No -7-