🎎 Japanese Origami Folding Paper by JapanBargain Review

I love these boxes but sometimes they come in the wrong packaging. -- although maybe not from the same seller; which I unfortunately do not know. Everything was fine this time. Thank you!

I cannot lift the container by the handle because the weight of the paper causes the lid to open when carried. This can cause all the paper to fall on the floor.

My daughter loves this travel box for keeping origami paper in perfect condition. She often takes him to school and in her free time invents how to build swans and other animals for her teachers and friends. It's perfect for the origami paper we also ordered from Revain.

Designed for origami paper, this small case has slits on the sides for easy access to the petals that are in the middle of the stack. The lid has tabs that when closed cover the slots and protect the paper. The problem is that this sleeve also fits 4 inch looms so I had to throw away my Zoom Loom to use the origami paper box. Solution: Bought a second case.

The box is solid. Origami paper is perfect. When the box is open, the cutouts on the sides provide easy access to the paper. The box closes well. The handle is centered on the top for easy carrying and lies flat in a small recess so the handle doesn't get in the way when you're stacking something on top of the box. I would definitely buy this product again.

Nice plastic box - I will find many uses for it in my workshop. The grip is cool, the plastic is nice and thick. Such kudos for the strength (and the clasps that "click" properly). However, the Revain description says it's a 6-1/2-inch square case. no The outside dimensions aren't even 6-1/2", so the inside measurements barely reach 6". on the label and ignore the sloppy implementation in the description. If you have paper that's cut less precisely, that's just a hair's breadth compared to a…

I've been looking for something similar but couldn't find it at US craft stores. I agree with other reviewers who have pointed out the benefits of this box - things like a notch on the side that makes it easier to find and remove paper in a stack. I use the cardboard inserts that come with paper bags to separate the different types of paper in the box. It should be noted that the boxes are approximately 2 inches high. I don't read Japanese, but it looks like the label says the box holds 400…