Uhu02 has just released Tokyo Tower papercraft. Like all his previous models, the parts are very tiny and requires a lot of skills to build.
Tokyo Tower Papercraft

Kirin Japan has posted a delicious-looking picnic set for download!
Picnic Set Papercraft

This lady called Nobunchan is sort of a mascot for the Yamaguchi prefecture.
Nobunchan Papercraft

A 1:350-scaled papercraft of the Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN) aircraft carrier Akagi.
WW II Akagi Aircraft Carrier Papercraft

The Japanese toilet manufacturer Toto is offering a couple of papercraft models for download. Toto is currently the world's largest toilet manufacturer.
Japanese Toilet Papercraft via Ninjatoes

A samurai helmet papercraft display that features a newspaper print texture.
Samurai Spirits Helmet Papercraft

The Seven Gods of Fortune are the seven gods of good fortune in Japanese mythology and folklore. Thry are composed of Hotei, the god of abundance and good health, Jurōjin, the god of long life, Fukurokuju, god of happiness, wealth and longevity, Bishamonten, god of warriors, Benzaiten, goddess of knowledge, art and beauty, Daikokuten, god of wealth, commerce and trade and Ebisu, god of fishers or merchants.
Seven Lucky Gods Papercraft

A set of papercraft from Kirin based on Tsukimi or Otsukimi, literally moon-viewing,which refers to Japanese festivals honoring the autumn moon.
Tsukimi Papercraft

The Yokosuka MXY-7 Ohka was a purpose-built, rocket powered human-guided anti-shipping kamikaze attack plane employed by Japan towards the end of World War II-wiki
MXY7 Ohka Kamikaze Rocket Papercraft

Kirin has posted these fun papercraft projects featuring two popular games played in Japanese festivals during the summer. Up for grabs now is the watermelon splitting game. Soon to follow is the highly popular goldfish scooping game.
Traditional Japanese Festival Games Papercraft

Before Shaider became popular, there was Space Sheriff Gavan. Also known as Uchū Keiji Gyaban, Space Shaider Gavan was the first of the Metal Hero Series in Japan.

Space Sheriff Gavan Papercraft

A wearable mask papercraft of the Japanese mythological goddess of the sun Amaterasu. Model by Lizz.
Amaterasu Mask Papercraft

Yuki Onna which also known as yuki-musume snow girl, yuki-onago "snow wench", yukijorō "snow harlot," etc. is a popular figure in Japanese folklore.
Yuki-onna Papercraft

Kirin's latest papercraft set is based on Setsubun or the bean-throwing festival that is set on the first day of Spring in Japan.
Setsubun - Bean-Throwing Festival Set Papercraft

This little girl teddy bear is wearing a kimono, which is Japan's traditional formal dress. The kimono is decorated with Japan's national flower, the cherry blossom, temari (Japanese thread balls), and she's even got a beautiful decoration on her ear. She makes a great gift for family on cultural holidays, or a decoration for the New Year period. If any of your friends are interested in Japan, they're sure to love this as a present! Enjoy the authentic detailed aspects of her outfit, such as the zori sandals and obi belt-Canon
Kimono Teddy Bear Papercraft

The Type D Koryu is a midget submarine with crew of 5 used by the Imperial Japanese navy in the World War II.
Type D Koryu Midget Submarine Papercraft

Osechi-ryōri (御節料理 or お節料理) are traditional Japanese New Year food that are placed in a recognizable special box called jūbako (重箱). If you want to make the complete set, just visit this link every week.
Japanese New Year Food Papercraft - Osechi

Meet Gitcho ne, the town mascot of Ginan town located in Gifu prefecture of Japan. The design was based on a  green onion.
Gitcho Ne Mascot Papercraft

A papercraft based on the ancient small humanoid and animal figurines called Dogū. These are believed to have originated from the late Jōmon period (14,000–400 BC) of prehistoric Japan.
Ancient Japanese Dogu Papercraft

Kairo Park is the mascot of the Japanese mobile game publisher Kairosoft. Model by Galih Indradie.
Kairosoft Mascot Papercraft