Yoshimoto CUBE No.1 Puzzle Gold & Siver MoMA Collection Made in Japan New

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Yoshimoto CUBE No.1 Puzzle Gold & Siver MoMA Collection 1982 Made in Japan New
The Yoshimoto Cube is a polyhedral mechanical puzzle toy invented in 1971 by Naoki Yoshimoto (吉本直貴 Yoshimoto Naoki), who discovered that two rhombic dodecahedrons could be pieced together into a square when he was finding different ways he could split a cube equally in half.  As people who are full of music in the head produce masterpieces, is Naoki Yoshimoto cube had continued to expand in the head in 1971, in looking for ways to bisects the cube in a three-dimensional space, I came up with this cube.  And, cube that can be deployed in a variety of ways led eight, it 2 Tsude a pair of interesting too polyhedron was born. Furthermore cube divided into two, and turned into a 2 Tsunohishigata of gold and silver, each with 12 faces.  Cube to endless variations are not limited to children's toys, also continued to expand in wonderland as crazy puzzle adult.
In 1971, while searching for a way to divide a cube into two equal parts in three-dimensional space, Naoki Yoshimoto came up with the idea of this cube. Eight cubes that could be expanded in various ways were connected to form a pair of overly interesting polyhedra. The cube then split in two, transforming into two rhombuses, one gold and one silver, each with 12 sides. The endlessly transforming cube is not only a toy for children, but also a fascinating puzzle for adults in Wonderland.
Target age: 8 years old and up
Material: Polypropylene
Size: W5 x D5 x H5 cm
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A manual might be in only Japanese.
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