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Ogijima's only village is huddled up on the mountain slope overlooking the harbor. Visitors can explore the charming village and walk among the wooden houses which are connected by a confusing network of narrow lanes. Halfway up the mountain, overlooking the rest of the village, is the Toyotamahime Shrine, which people come to pray for a safe delivery in childbirth. Meskon uchebnik menedzhment 2011. Ogijima is one of the venues of the art festival. Around a dozen art pieces from previous festivals remain permanently installed on the island. They range from conventional indoor artwork to outdoor installations and projects incorporating entire homes. Note that many of them are closed on weekdays and during the winter.

Origami Segmented Bug This origami segmented bug is surprisingly easy to make despite the number of steps involved. You need to know how to pleat paper which is basically folding back-and-forth, like when you make an origami fan. This model was inspired by by Joost Langeveld. The design can be used to make any kind of bug, you just have to modify it so it has the details that you want. The bug can be: – made more round like a bed bug; or – elongated like a larvae; or – you can give it a stinger (though, most segmented bugs don’t have a stinger). Instructions for Origami Segmented Bug.

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