[Photo Collection] The Ultimate Realm of Handmade Paper Folding

A Japanese genius classmate (Kou Ito) spent four years manually folding a castle out of paper. The interior of the castle is luxurious and even comes with a full set of electric lighting, a Ferris wheel, and a roller coaster that can move along its tracks. It's said to be the largest origami art piece in the world so far. The work is already on display at Umihotaru (Tokyo Bay Sea Shrine), named "The Castle on the Sea." In the video shown at the exhibition, you can see this classmate folding the paper sheet by sheet in his studio.