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Origami Champions

March 22nd, 2008 by James

TV Tokyo’s TV Champion 2 held an origami competition last week in which Chuya Miyamoto challenged Satoshi Kamiya. Below are some clips from the final rounds of the competition.

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Challenge 1: Folding a Gyukaku yakiniku restaurant menu.

  • Kamiya created 3 heads that had menu items on their minds.
  • Miyamoto created a cow that happened to have different pictures of meat cuts shown on the menu coincide with parts of its body.
Which of these most impressed you?
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Challenge 2: Folding a restaurant receipt

  • Miyamoto created a Gyukaku restaurant employee. The part of the receipt that had the Gyukaku logo on it has been folded so it is at the center of the apron worn by the figure.
  • Kamiya created a mother cow with a calf.
Which of these most impressed you?
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Final Challenge: Fantasy Scene

  • Miyamoto created a scene of a fisherman battling a fish, apparently inspired by Hemmingway’s The Old Man and the Sea.
  • Kamiya created a scene based on the Greek myth of Perseus and Andromeda.
Which of these most impressed you?
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The final result: The judges ruled in favor of Kamiya’s fantasy scene, confirming his place as TV Champion of origami.



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Comment by Eloy
2008-03-22 14:09:49

they were both good

 
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