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CULTURAL PROGRAMME

折り紙 — 紙の芸術

Origami Workshops

PARENTS & CHILDREN

DURATION

1 hour

PRICE

$110 / pair

PROJECTS

2 pieces

ADULTS

DURATION

1.5 hours

PRICE

$65 / person

PROJECTS

3 pieces

Paper that becomes something else entirely. Origami — the Japanese art of paper folding — is meditative in a way that is difficult to explain before you sit down with a single sheet and begin. One fold. Then another. A form emerges from what was flat.No cutting. No glue. Only paper and the precision of the crease.This workshop is suitable for adults attending alone and for parents and children attending together. Miku guides participants through a series of forms, from foundational folds to finished pieces worth keeping.

Participants folding paper at an Origami Workshop Adelaide.
Participants folding paper at an origami workshop Adelaide

BOOK YOUR PLACE

Something worth making is worth booking in advance.

01

The fold

Begin with a single sheet. Miku introduces the foundational folds that underpin all origami — the valley, the mountain, the squash.

02

Build complexity

As confidence grows, the forms become more ambitious. Cranes, flowers, geometric structures. Each one a progression of the same basic movements.

03

Work at your pace

There is no race. The session moves at the pace of the group. Miku works with each participant individually.

04

Take them home

Leave with a collection of finished pieces — proof that patience and a square of paper are enough to make something from nothing.

THE PROCESS

YOUR INSTRUCTOR

Woman teaching at an Origami Workshop Adelaide.

BARISTA · ORIGAMI INSTRUCTOR

Miku Kikuchi

Miku is a barista at Yugen and the origami workshop instructor. She brings the same attention to paper that she brings to an espresso — precise, unhurried, and specific about what each step is trying to achieve.

Her sessions are welcoming for first-timers and for families attending together. She moves through the room rather than lecturing from the front.

One fold. Then another. A form emerges from what was flat.

WHAT YOU TAKE HOME

A collection of finished forms

Everything you fold during the session is yours to keep. Cranes, modular geometric pieces, flowers — the exact pieces depend on the pace and direction of the group. The folding patterns are also shared, so you can continue at home.
 

No experience required. Suitable for parents and children attending together.

QUESTIONS

Is this suitable for children

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Yes.  There are two types of this workshop one for adult beginners and one for parents and children. The parents and children workshop is designed for parents and children to attend together. Miku works with participants of all ages and adjusts the pace accordingly.

Do I need any experience?

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No experience is required. The session begins with foundational folds that form the basis of everything else. Miku guides every participant from the first crease.

What do I bring?

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Nothing. All paper and materials are provided. Arrive a few minutes before the session starts.

Can I book a private group origami session?

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Yes. Private bookings for birthday groups, school groups, and other occasions are available. Contact eda@yugencafe.com.au to discuss.

Where is Yugen?

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90A King William Road, Goodwood SA 5034. Workshops are booked in advance; no reservation is needed for coffee.

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