The Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes Legend

Explore the touching story of Sadako and her quest to fold 1000 paper cranes. Born in Hiroshima during the atomic bombing, Sadako was diagnosed with leukemia and learned of the Japanese legend that promised a wish would come true for anyone who folded 1000 cranes. Despite her illness, she set out to fold as many cranes as she could, hoping to heal and live. Her story is a powerful reminder of the human spirit and the impact of war.

[emilyxxjunhee]

She folded 644 cranes bc I read the book

[peteringle]

Full story:There was a girl named Sadako she was a Japanese girl in Hiroshima Sadako was only two years old when the atomic bomb explosion covered up a big area in Hiroshima 10 years later she was 12 she died by the radiation

[befrugalwithus]

She folded I think 1, 300 cranes- 1, 400 cranes. Her older brother knows the number.

[aMadShoe]

She fell sick because of radiation to a Bomb and developed Leukemia😢

[TheOner]

not true.i read the book she did NOT complete it she did 600-900 of them but the others were done by her freinds.she is now resting in peace at hiroshimo peace park.and it was not any type of cancer you might think its actually not even cancer its called leukemia by the nuclear bomb that was thrown at hiroshima

[Mrgengar-eg]

How to say Sadako for English people so like this:
[Sa-da-ko] and that’s how you say Sadako

[Omgcanibeinvanibunsvid]

Btw her friend thought about the cranes not sadako omg no one noes what happens I study a lot about China and Japan