A vending machine that sells origami works by locals with mental disabilities has been installed near the Toshogu shrine in the popular tourist destination of Nikko, Japan.The unit, a former cigarette machine refurbished with a colorful new design, has proven a hit with travelers since it was introduced last October by an IT services company that hopes to set an example of engaging people with disabilities in meaningful work.Each box set contains five works of origami -- including a crane, a turnip and a ball -- for 200 yen (approximately $2). The machine sold out quickly upon its debut, wi…READ FULL ARTICLE
