この紙の工作キットは、子ども達が遊びを通して、意欲、協調性、達成感を養うことを意図したもので、型紙はネットで世界へ頒布し、各地で入手可能な素材で組み立てることを想定している。型紙からの切り出しに保護者の参加を促す事もこのキットの仕掛けの一つであり、子ども自ら組み立て可能な簡易な部材構成で、頂部に折り紙の鳳凰を載せて完成する。
お神輿を担ぐ時の掛け声「わっしょい」の「わ(和）」は協調、「しょい(背負い)」は肩で担ぐことを意味し、「和をもって尊きとする」という古くからの教えでもある。世界中で子どもたちの「わっしょい、わっしょい！」という掛け声が響き、相互理解と協調の平和な社会を作る切っ掛けになればと願っている。

OMIKOSHI is a portable shrine architecture that people carry on their shoulders and walk around the community during traditional Japanese festivals.
The“OMIKOSHI craft kit for Kids" was designed with the intention of cultivating motivation, cooperation, and a sense of accomplishment in children through play. Distribute this paper pattern to the world on the net and assemble it with materials available in various places. It is a simple component structure that kids can assemble by themselves, but one of the tricks is to encourage parents to participate in cutting out from the pattern paper. An origami phoenix is placed on the top to complete.

The "wa " in the shout “wasshoi!" when carrying the mikoshi means cooperation, and “shoi"means carrying on the shoulders. We hope that children's cries of “wasshoi!, wasshoi!" will be heard all over the world, and that it will serve as an opportunity to create a peaceful society of mutual understanding and cooperation.