(１２８)
Push the part, which is shown by the blue arrow, to change shape while pushing the part a little which is shown by the yellow arrow.
(１２９)
Change shape like this picture.
(１３０)
Pinch the parts, which are shown by the blue arrows, to put one on top of another.
Then push the part which is shown by the yellow arrow so that the parts, which you have put on top of each other, don’t move.
In the state of that, fold one side of the head/tail to the center.
(１３１)
After folding the one side of the head/tail to the center, it looks like this picture.
(１３２)
This picture is taken from the other side.
Then prepare to raise the head/tail.
(１３３)
Push a back of the completed crane in the direction of the arrows to make a dent.
(１３４)
Make a dent like this picture.
(１３５)
Then push the parts a little, which are shown by the arrows, to make valley-folds on the dotted lines.
(１３６)
Make valley-folds like this picture.
(１３７)
Then move the head/tail in the direction of the arrow.
(１３８)
Move the head/tail like this picture.
(１３９)
Then push the part, which is shown by the yellow arrow, to change shape while pinching both sides a little in the direction of the arrows.
(１４０)
Change shape like this picture.
(１４１)
Then pinch the circled part to make creases on the dotted line again.
(１４２)
After making creases, raise the head/tail.
First, push the circled parts a little.
(１４３)
After pushing them, the head/tail is open a little like this picture.
Then raise the head/tail.
It is harder to raise a head/tail than the model – Omodaka.
Therefore, raise it carefully.
(１４４)
This picture is halfway through.
(１４５)
Raise the head/tail like this picture.
Then turn the paper over.
