Karakuri Toys

Posted by andrew dewar on Aug 14, 2012


Karakuri is a Japanese word that means mechanism or trick; karakuri toys use their trick to jump, twirl, flip, or even walk. All of these are paper toys.

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A group photo of a bunch of karakuri toys featured in one of my Japanese books.




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    Good article. Very informative, well balanced, unbiased.

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    Good article. Very informative, well balanced, unbiased.

  • by cobybrian
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    Your description of karakuri toys is fascinating, highlighting the intricate mechanisms and tricks behind these captivating paper toys. The ingenuity of karakuri designs mirrors the creativity found in games like galaxy bowling 3d and weekend warriors mma, where players explore intricate moves and strategies. It's incredible how traditional craftsmanship and modern digital gaming can both captivate audiences, each in their unique way. Your Japanese book's portrayal of these toys surely captures the essence of creativity, sparking the imagination of readers and gamers alike.

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    What a delightful book! It not only provides excellent pull out karakuri models to cut and assemble, it also explains the physics principles on which each of these models are based dinosaur game. A perfect activity book for children and adults alike.

  • by dansonpas
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    dansonpas

    You are absolutely correct! Karakuri, which literally means "mechanism" or "trick" in Japanese, is a real Japanese term. Japanese mechanical or automatic toys known as karakuri are typically crafted from wood, however some may also use paper components. These toys are able to jump, spin, flip, and even walk because of the ingenious utilisation of hidden springs and gears. basketball stars

  • by victorpatrick
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    Yes, you're correct! Karakuri is indeed a Japanese word that translates to "mechanism" or "trick." Karakuri toys are traditional Japanese automata or mechanical devices made primarily out of wood, although some may incorporate paper elements as well. These toys are designed to perform various actions such as jumping, twirling, flipping, or even walking through the clever use of hidden mechanisms and springs. tunnel rush