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Chapter 1: Name and Purpose
Article 1: Name
1. This society is to be called Nihon Origami Gakkai in Japanese,
2. This society isto be called Japan Origami Academic Society in English.
3, The abbreviated name of this society is JOAS.
Article 2: Purpose
1 The purpose of JOAS is to promote studies of origami, diffusion of origami, and both
domestic and international association of all origami-lovers,
2.The studies of origami mentioned above includes designing, designing techniques,
criticism, mathematical studies, educational studies, history, bibliography, studies of the
intellectual property rights, studies of industrial and commercial design, and so on.
3. The diffusion of origami mentioned above includes widening appreciation of origami,
expansion of the community of origami-lovers. scouting and rearing the origami talent, and
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