Japanese Gift Wrapping Trick that (Sadly) NO ONE Knows🤯💥

Do you know the Japanese way of wrapping gifts?

If you want to wrap a gift, it should ideally be simple and also look pretty. And indeed, this is possible with the Japanese method, which is currently circulating on the internet.

In fact, a few simple steps are all you need to wrap the gift almost perfectly. And this gift-wrapping trick is also perfect for beginners. If you follow these step-by-step instructions, it won't take you long to wrap gifts using the Japanese method.

So why not give it a try!

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❌ THIS must not be missing in any household! ❌

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[krw]

Wow... Amazing solution to a problem NOBODY HAS

[Dogtagnan]

And then watch as the recipient tears the wrapping off in a heartbeat without even looking at it.

[MAC]

Omg can’t believe I watched this…I’ll wrap mine the old fashioned way….

[MrWaalkman]

"Taking over the Internet" and "Almost nobody knows it" sound mutually exclusive to me...

[johnplainsong]

Now that I (sadly) know this method, I will continue to use the method I have used for decades and can do without thought.

[BlazingSun]

The way the pattern lines up at the end is super satisfying

[mollymelena]

What's the advantage to wrapping it this way vs traditionally??

[pauljoneseyboy]

Just chuck it in a bag and tape it up job done

[JonathanThrift]

For all people thinking this uses less paper, go back and watch the beginning at 0:14. This is more paper than is needed to cover the box in the traditional style.

[i_price]

I'm a big origami fan, but this is far more hassle than it's worth. I'll stick to my tried and tested methods.

[Radii_DC]

I absolutely love it when everything is flush with the side.

[nakanoFIN]

If I had stumbled on this before christmas, would have tried.

[greenecv]

This video makes the process seem long and tedious, but when I lived in Japan I would watch them do this in shops in a matter of a few seconds. It was amazing to watch. And yeah, no tape. But I think I’d have to do it many dozens of times to get good at it, and that will just never happen.

[MrGriff-du]

Wow.. So, way more complicated and tougher to align for no reason.

[rosyid]

thanks. easy to understand but very new and refreshing

[garethparry]

Can’t believe there is a way harder way to wrap gifts😂😂

[markasiala]

My kids love Chipotle so I reuse Chipotle bags as gift bags. They get a kick out out of it and they have a way to carry their gifts home at the end of the day. 😂

[abepaulx]

It's ok. I'll give it a go. Thanks.

[FranciscoMartinez-lgii]

Está arrasando en internet! le ha faltado decir que es noticia de primera linea en todo el mundo. jajajaja

[JerichoMcLeod]

That’s a very clever cut where you don’t actually show how to do the first fold and just pretend it’s a complete explanation.