The first origami book in Japan to fold with banknotes, "Otona no Origami," has somehow become a DVD! "Otona no Origami," the book that's become a hot topic with its puns like "The Housekeeper Saw It!" and "Medama Oyaji" and its brilliant works using the designs of banknotes. In response to readers' voices saying, "I definitely want to fold them! But I can't fold them well just by reading the book," it has finally been reborn as a video. 1. "Teach Me, Masa-san," where the author, Masa-san, himself guides you through those complex but adorable and ridiculous origami. 2. "Masa-san Goes," where Masa-san folds banknotes for people on the street. 3. And a surreal and laid-back comedy show featuring origami made from banknotes. 【Product Description】 Released July 27, 2007 (out of print) Price: 2667 yen (excluding tax) Running time: 38 minutes + 27 minutes of bonus footage 【Product Condition】 Unopened new product with practice toy banknotes included. No sun damage to the jacket.