How to make a Jumbo Newspaper PlaneしんぶんしのジャンボひこうきJumbo Newspaper Plane
A jumbo paper airplane folded from one page of newspaper, with wings more than 30 cm (1 ft) wide. The tip is folded back to make a blunt nose.
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How to fold
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上下半分に折って、折りすじをつける
Fold in half from top to bottom and unfold.
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右の2つの角を、まん中の線に合わせて折る
Fold the two right corners to the center line.
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ななめのふちを、もう一度まん中の線に合わせて折る
Fold the slanted edges to the center line again.
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とがった先を、左へ少し折りかえす
Fold the sharp tip back to the left a little.
先がまるくなって、ぶつかってもいたくありません。前が重くなって、まっすぐ飛びます。
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まん中の線で、うしろへ半分に折る(山折り)
Mountain fold in half along the center line.
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うらがえす
Turn it over.
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こちらも同じようにつばさを折る
Fold the other wing the same way.
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つばさを広げて、前から見て「T」の形にする
Open the wings so the plane makes a "T" shape from the front.
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できあがり!つばさを左右に広げて、前から見て「T」の形にしたら、できあがり! 新聞紙はやわらかいので、折り目を指で強くなぞっておくと、よく飛びます。
Finished! Open the wings so the plane looks like a "T" from the front. Newspaper is soft, so press every crease hard with your finger. Then it flies better!
How to play
大きいので、公園や体育館など広い所で飛ばそう。どう体を持って、少し上に向けて、ゆっくり前へ押し出すように投げます。はなはまるくしてありますが、人に向けて投げないでね。
It is big, so fly it in a wide place like a park or a gym. Hold the body, point the nose a little up, and push it gently forward. The nose is blunt, but never throw it at people.
Origami English in this model
- unfold開く(元に戻す)
- open開く
- mountain fold山折り
- fold in half半分に折る
- corner角
- edge辺(ふち)
- layer(重なった紙の)一枚
- center line中心線
- wingつばさ
- nose(ひこうきの)はな・先
- jumboとても大きい
- glideすうっと飛ぶ
❓ FAQ
- What age is this origami Jumbo Newspaper Plane for?
- About Age 5+. It is rated “Easy” (level 2 of 5), with 9 steps, and takes about 5 minutes.
- What paper do I need?
- one page of newspaper (half of a double page) No scissors or glue are needed.
- What is it called in Japanese?
- In Japanese it is “しんぶんしのジャンボひこうき” (新聞紙のジャンボ紙飛行機). The word origami (折り紙) itself means “folding paper”: ori = fold, kami = paper.
- Can I print the instructions?
- Yes. “Print the diagram” puts every step on one page (or a PDF), and the practice sheet has the crease lines printed on the paper. Free for home and classroom use.













