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Sort By SortHacomo 3D Paper Crafts
Hacomo PUSUPUSU brings flat, 2D etchings on cardboard to 3D delight. This craft is as fun to build as it is a joy to display, and reflects that standard of Japanese quality and innovation from start to finish. Hacomo’s name, short for “Happy Communication,” reflects why it became so popular worldwide: their work brings shared appreciation for some of the best things in our world, regardless of language. Their unique line of paper models is inspired by traditional Japanese paper artistry, encouraging people to transform simple cardboard into creative masterpieces with nearly effortless ease. Shop from a brilliant selection of designs, whether you’re looking for your favorite animal in 3D paper craft form, or colorful and whimsical recreations of famous places around the world, from Mount Fuji and old Edo (Tokyo) to modern London, or even outer space!
Hacomo PUSUPUSU is Here to Please
Why simply decorate when you have some fun making your art before putting it on display? Select from and build animal statues, nature scenes, historic buildings and skylines, and even trains, with attention to detail. Looking for something thoughtful for a crafty person? Hacomo paper crafts also make for superb gifts for anyone who loves hobby building, is a jet setter or animal lover, enjoys unique art, or all of the above!
Put it together with Plaza Japan
With over two decades of bringing the best of Japan to homes around the world, we offer a wide array of delightful merchandise that you can’t easily find outside of Japan, if at all! Whether you’re looking for authentic anime merchandise, seasonal and high-quality Japanese snacks, or 3D paper crafts, they are just the beginning of your crafting adventures. You can find it all here, complete with stress-free international shipping!
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does Hacomo call it “PUSUPUSU?”
The Japanese name for these paper crafts is プスプス, which is how “PUSUPUSU” is written in Katakana. Katakana is the alphabet mainly used for foreign words or to convey sound effects. For Hacomo, the sound “pusu pusu” is in reference to the soft sound of cardboard when the builder is gently pushing out and assembling the pieces.
How long do PUSUPUSU cardboard crafts take to build?
Generally speaking, simpler designs take approximately 20-30 minutes, while larger, more complex ones can take 1 to 1.5 hours. We recommend clicking on the 3D paper craft you wish to build, which will give more specific estimates and difficulty levels.
What tools do I need to build these paper crafts?
The additional beauty of PUSUPUSU cardboard crafts lies in the simplicity of their design: you don’t need any glue, scissors, or other tools to assemble them, as the building process involves delicately punching out and snugly fitting each piece from the sheet to create the 3D statue. All these paper crafts need is time and a little space set aside to show them off when you’re done!
How big are these 3D paper crafts?
Each model’s specific dimensions depend on what’s being modeled, but most with square-shaped bases are around 80 cm (31 inches) tall and 80 cm wide. Paper model trains are about 335 cm in length, or nearly 11 feet!