she folded 644

i think this book is sad i will always honnur her

That is so pretty i can't belive it is real

correction in Jami Chan's comment it should be 644 paper cranes not 664 paper cranes R.I.P. Sadako Sasaki

I am so amaze that she was able to fold 664 paper cranes, Bless you! R.I.P

I love the image of sadako!

Sadako is such and aspiring one and she looks so pretty and cute! ^_^ But bless you Sadako we will continue your paper cranes!

bless you so much!

Bless you strong warrior!!!

One more thing R.I.P Sadako "O flock of heavenly cranes cover my child with your wings".Sadako may you be with the holy spirits your name liveth before us for evermore:(

This is truly touching and i really admire the work Sadako did to fight for her life if only Kenji would have had hope he might have lived a longer life.

Sadako was a great inspiration, from reading her stories she sounded so selfless. A loss that Sadako had to loose her life due to the conflict between countries.Taken at such a young age I send my love towards her extended family and friends. How evermany cranes Sadako made she taught us to put our all into living and make the most of our presious lives. Such a couragous life! xx R.I.P

i love the picture and sadako i love reading books about her she iz the bes R.I.P sadako 4 life i love 4 life no matter what people say

i love this tory and i felt bad when they said she died at 12 ONLY thats crazy of some war R.I.P

sadako was a great person that never got a chance in life and it wasn't good how it started but at least she got to see her family before she died

Sadako inspires me to be the best peron i can be and i feel really bad for her since she never really got a chance to find anybody to care for her like a lover. I will always remember her from this day forward and will honor her in prayer.

I forgot to say one last thing. She died at twelve along with many others. We here these stories time again. Yet we do nothing about it.

She died a hero for something she was not guilty of. War!

I wonder what would of happened if she had made all her cranes. An inspiration and hope to humanity that from such hatred and violence can come such beauty, pasion, and love.

On thing was missing from the story, i believe the cranes were stuck on strings and as plants could not grow in the park out side her house, it was decorated in her cranes. And i think to this day as a memorial it is still covered in cranes.

She is still alive in memory along with all those that had and would suffer from such a devastaating weapon.

you are so brave you made so many cranes i can`t even make one bye

i think that SADAKO was a very special girl.she did everything she could to save her life and her family.i think she did the right thing and she was really brave too.i wish i could see her right now but i can't.her wish did not come truebut she is in peace now and she is happy. BYE!!!!!!!

ALL SHE WANTED TO DO WAS RUN SHE LOVED TO RUN AS THE LUKIMA HAD RONED HER FROM DOING THAT BUT NOW SHE IS IN PEACE AS WANT HER WISH TO COME TO BUT SHE RAN OUT OF TIME OLNY AROUND 600 PAPPER CRAINS SHE MADE IN LOVE AND PEACE TO ALL MING MING

Ik heb het verhaal gelezen,en het maakt me verdrietig. ALs ik volgende jaar voor de 2e keer naar Japan ga, wil ik een bezoek aan Hiroshma brengen, en bij het monument een kraanvogels neerleggen. Peace for sakako´s family, peace al over the world. We have to by proud of sadako! arigato sadako remembering you in my heart. from holland amsterdam

my teacher tought me about you sodaku

i wish sadako and her family to rest in peace.sadako's family would be proud of what she had did in the past before she had lukimia and suffered from why she was weak by the day,hour,or by night.

Sadako was a nice girl. She has a nice family and she is in a better place.

TO THE SASAKI FAMILY KEEP YOUR CHIN UP.I WROTE THIS POME 4 YOU....NAGITIVE AND BAD THOUGHTS WILL TAKE YOU NO WERE ,BUT POSITIVE AND GOOD THOUGHTS WILL TAKE YOU SOMEWHERE BETTER.THAT TO THE SASAKI FAMILY FROM LORELI.

Sadako Sasaki actually was unable to fold the 1000 cranes needed to receive her wish. Before she died, she successfully folded 644 cranes. After her death, her class folded the remaining 356 cranes needed to make the 1000. A couple of years after, the memorial was erected.

i am sooooooooooooo sad dat sadako died and kenji 2!!!!!!!!!!! i wish dem peace up there !!!!! i wasnt even born wen she died well like wish the best 4 sadako kenji and her graqnma at least there all 2gether

her statue is beautiful

She was a very brave young lady and a symbol for all nations to learn from.

this is so sad but she never lost hope and she is in a better place i had a few tears and it was sad kenji died to

u is looking pretty good . i do look at u and see sadness out of your heart.

Sadako is a brave person from the Atomic Bomb disese the book is soo sad

I love this story it is one of the sadest books ever!And wherer Sadako is now I wish her luck!...well in heven...beacause I know she went up there...R.I.P

I think the story about Sadako is so amazing! I love the story so much! I totally look up to her! It is sad that she died from leukemia. :(

I JUST finished ready Sadako and the thousand paper cranes,and I thought It was a sad story...and I think she was a brave girl too...and she died at 12...thats like my lil sister Niki dieing...but sad story...:'(

she was a nice girl and i dont even know her its been some time since she died so thats really hard for people to see this picture especially if they are family members peace out

she should of never died im sad that she died and i know it took her mom some time to live that is so sad well thats off my chest

i love this book

I THINK SADAKI SASKI WAS A VERY NICE GIRL I DIDNT MEET HER BUT IM READING A STORY ABOUT HER AND SHE SOUNDS NICE.

I'm very sad about this unguilty girl Sadako Sasaki and she was 12 years ago her sickness cause her to death

I was so captivated and moved by this story that I sat down in tears for this young and courageous girl, Sadako. It's always sad to think of all the innocent, beautiful children's lives that are lost when our world leaders don't see eye to eye. Maybe if all the children around the world read this story of Sadako, it might have a lasting impact on them. There just might be hope someday for a peacefull world when they become our world leaders. Could it be that simple?

I am really sad about what happened to Sadako:( I thought the book was FANTASTIC though. I wish Sadako never died.NO one that I know has that much courage! R.I.P Sadako

i have read this book bout 11 or 10 times and i luv it but itz really sad though this iz one of my fav. books!!!

I READ THIS BOOK WITH MY FRIENDS N WE ALL THOUGHT IT WAS A SAD STORY,WE ALSO FELT BAD FOR SADAKO,BECAUSE WE THOUGHT SHE WAS A BRAVE GRIL.........WE ALL LIKE THIS STORY..........

I read Sadako and the thousand paper cranes for summer reading for school and thought it was sad

i read this story about u it was sad im sorry of wat happen i wish u were still alive im sorry i like the statue they mad of you its good ok, i think i talked too much bye

hello!wen i read about this young girl i felt sorry for her i just hope all of the people would remember her wishes that aren't granted.please always pray for sadako.

sadako was a very brave talanted young lady and died at a young age she shows you to live life up every day like it`s you`re last and don`t be selfish cause she shows you that every day might be your`e last that you see

i FELL SO SORRY ABOUT SADAKO I CAN FELL THE PAIN ABOUT HOW SHE DIED.i had the same dream that the world will have world peace. her wish was a super great. Because if we had peace and no war sadako would hve never died.

I think sadako sasaki is a very dedicated girl who did not want to give up so i wish her and her family the best of luck for the future!!!

i feel bad for sadako but shes a very good girl

hi this iz Kaylan again i forgot to put my age im 13!

Sadako was a nice person i can see that because i read the book about 20 timez! im happy i read it.

Thankyou,Kaylan,Lawrence

Sadakowas a hero, in many ways im happyshe made those paper cranes she only got to 644 but that was okay she was a hero a real brilliant hero.

sadako is a very insperational person and was a very brave young lady her book is very tuching

The information is NOT correct. Sadako made 644 paper cranes and died on October 25, 1955.

The Picture is nice. But the caption should have more about the hope and courage she had.

You should put in a picture that shows the whole statue and then explian about the guy on the side of the staue was. thats what I'm searching up and I think that will be a great fact!

I think this picture is really inspiring because can you fold 1000 cranes even if someone helps you. thats a lot of cranes no matter what anybody else thinks. From Olivia see yal

hello you r so sexy

we hav just read the book and it was very good.

sadako is a hero and i love her

helo sam and david i saw you in school today !! sadako is awsome

THE STORY WAS VERY GOOD AND ID READ IT EVRY DAY

Sadako is brill !!!!!!!

i love this picture. i feel really bad about sadako dying .Mrs.saski, she is looking down on you right now dont be sad be happy.i hope u r living good!!!!!!!!

I wish Sadako Sasaki, all the best and may she RIP till this day... we will keep placeing cranes at her monument , and fold a crane in memory of her.

sadako is my fave hero!!!!!!!!!! i wish for world peace too!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

i love sadako!!!!!!!!!!!!! i feel bad that she had leukaemia and wish she was here to see this. SADAKO RULEZ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

COOL MAN SO COOL > LOVE IT!!!!!!

I think that this is a beautiful story. I just wish sadako was here to see how the world has changed. I apologize on behalf of the americans for all of the live that they have destroyed. R.I.P. Sadako Sakasi

I love sadako.she was the best.I wonder how it felt to have the poison on me.

Sadako is really our hero!!

I love the book Sadako and the thousand paper cranes! I really want to meet Sadako back then but, I wasn't born back then.(I wish I could...)

This book was very special to all of us. It taught us that we can always show our emotions when reading. More people should read this book! It reminded us of people in our lives that have been sick, died or suffered. We learned how the Atom Bomb that was dropped on Japan caused leukemia.

i love it so much i think it is very special because people who cared about her took as much time as possible to build this for a loved one it is very moving and it makes me feel very good. ever since i saw pictures of the monument i wanted to go there and this is the first picture that accually lets you see it very clearly i voted it fantastic!

This was one of the best stories I have read in my life!!!

THIS IS MY CRY! THIS IS MY PRAYER! PEACE IN THE WORLD!

I read a book called Sadako and the thousand paper craanes and did a project on Sadako and it was a really sad story.

The statue looks great, my school did a play on, THE THOUSAND CRANE. It was fantastic.

THIS PICTURE IS PREATTY

my name is melida,my comments about this picture is very significants because this picture is related about what happenead in hiroshima. Also this picture represent peace of the world.

We are doing a play about Sadako and her story.
The picture is beautiful

sadako was a great story and for all you sick people out there who were not affected by here story than shame on you!!!!!1

Sorry,but Sadako die on November 7.

I am sry to give a harsh comment but sadako's story is very inspirational and you shouldn't batter how she had so much hope for her life.
When everything seemed to be falling apart for her she was able to make it a good thing. So i hope you grow up and stop being such a 12 year old on something so sensitive. It must've been hard for her to know she would probably die early with a disease she couldn't control. My opinion is that you are rude and inconsiderate of what she tried to accomplish in her death bed.

Who cares how many cranes she folded if it was only 644 cranes then too bad for her, if she folded over 1000 then the legend obliviosly didn't work and again too bad for her. besides i'm only interested in chinese war in about 200 A.D not reacent World wars... and FYI i'm only 12 also.

Btw: It makes me more sad because my Grandfather (who is still alive in his 80's) was in the 2nd world war and was captured by the Japanese but set free l8er.

I am only 12 myself and I had to learn about Sadako and the thousond paper cranes for my Japanese leason at school, but thinking about it alwaysmakes me think expesially because my age is the same as Sadako's when she died & because my grandmother has leukemia at the moment. :(

actually, i read sadako's story when i was in grade 3 or 4 (im in 2nd yr. now)i love her story so im here researching her autobiography. hehe. anyways, it encourages me to be strong everytime i read it. love it.godbless you all.

I like paper cranes.When ever I see them i think of sadako.

I have been to Japan twice and have dedicated my cranes to Sadako in Hiroshima. We are now basing our school production on Sadako and her fight for peace.

I once did a play about her story and ever since I have always did research and I really love the picture of Sadako and I to make paper cranes every now and then

Hello readers, yes it's me again, I am now starting to make a thousand paper cranes by myself cause I remember Sadaco Sasaki and I was thinking to help her since she is in Heaven and I still remember her name and her face, I will never forget about her story forever!

Laura Layfield =]

I did more research. The jazz fusion band Hiroshima did a song called, "Thousand Cranes." It was a tribute to Sadako Sasaki, as well as the band's namesake city. I heard the song at least a hundred times. It's really peaceful.

unfortunately she only folded 644 paper cranes.. and she was going to use it to improve her health at first but then when the bombing was in progress.. she just wished for world peace.. bye for now..

I love the book... when I was in grade four I had to read the last page since my teacher was crying... people also say that she folded 1300... but... she died... she would be 60 now. Now I think Sadako still lives in every person who reads the book... I read the book about 5 times...

Hi yes it's me again today it's a bad news because today my teacher (Mr.Atkinson)is going to throw away the paper crans because he said there are too much paper cranes hanging from the roof and people are always fusing around with them and they might make an axident so I think my class wont make a thousand papercrans at all and I am really sorry but from now on I think I will make the thousand paper cranes at home if i have that much money to bye any paper.

If I dont have that much strenght to do them all then I am going to teach my sister how to make the paper crans and once she knows how to do it the she could help me too make a thousand paper crans.

So once again thanks for reading my letter and Bye Bye for NOW!

ret6arted anm im"p; Mommy6 said i stupid and she mlove sadaco. reed story me evry day. o bob again that was my retarded brother Jeffy Domer. he wants to dominate the world. But love Sadako....................


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i precious story.I reminded me of my grandmama because she was Japenese and died in WWII. I no speak good english so sorry if you think I stupid. i full african.

I am inspired by sadako. Every day I look for pictures and more of her.

Hello again.In my school my whole class nearly made a thousand paper cranes, when we finished making a thousand paper cranes we will hang it on top of our heads and remind ourself of Sadako Sasaki.
If I go to hospital I will also make a thousand paper cranes like Sadako said in the story book I found in the library.
p.s. My family says that it would be a great idea if I make a sketch of her and hang it behind my bedroom door.

Thank you for reading my comments of Sadako Sasaki because I really want people to read it and enjoy it.

I hope I will come here againe BYE BYE FOR NOW EVERYONE THANKS FOR READING!

Ish great

The first time I heard her story I was very upset, if I didn't know about her (sadako sasaki)then I would'n be able to make any papercranes for her.
I wish that she would never die from the past, I wish she finally makes her fortune of a thousand paper cranes.
p.s. I will never forget the story about sadako sasaki if she was still alive I could see her lovely face again.

i can't believe she died she was young and had a long life to go sahe was a good and loving person and will always be remembered.sadako sasaki

When I read this book, it made me feel very sad because Sadako died when she was only 12 years old. Sadako had a short life to expirence it.

I love thia book everytime I get a chance to read it it makes me cry.I can't belive she died at such a young age even though im only ten years old that makes me be careful every day

Oh i thought this was a great story. I really like the statue now me and my friends are going to fold 1,000 paper cranes.

what Jpete and the other said was true, Sadako did only managed to fold 644 cranes beofre dying

i love this story about Sadako!!! i am actually doing a project on her... i read the story a thousand cranes that talk about her. when i found out that she died.. i was really sad and i actually cried!!!! anywho... nice picture! i will print it our for my project that i am doing about Sadako. there are a lot of facts about her in Google... thnx for the pic!!!!

Sadako was the strongest for her family she helped her mom in every sense of the word

Sadako's story is a truly amazing story of pure courage and the strength of the human spirit.

just having finished the picture book, "Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes," this picture has all the more meaning. what a touching story, a truly courageous spirit.

oh you know i hardly can write the photo is very interesting it realy is a memorial if i get a chance i would like to see it

This picture is great. It is up close and you could really see the details, it is cool that they have a statue of Sadako Sasaki. It is great that it is a symbol of peace and family to me....It just makes you want to join in with the community and help bring peace.

One of the saddest stories I've ever heard. People of Nagasaki & Hiroshima didn't deserve that horrible atrocity which Americans comitted. One day the Americans will suffer the same consequences and before the all mighty God will be treated equally.

Jpete is right.She did not finish folding before her death.She managed to fold her last one the night before the morning she closed her eyes and never woke up.The other 356 was folded by her classmates so she could be buried with a thousand.I really LOVE the monument and the song they made for her.I sing it everyday at least 50 times.

i read and saw the play on sadako sasakiand to all of her family i am very sorry about that and i thought she had an amazing life untile that happend and if it makes you happy i will send you a letteri know you live in heroshema but where at in that town and you cam write me back and we can talk about your feelings but i thought she was a good person from ehat i read and her best friend chizuko was a good friend to and kenji to but he died what about her brother and sister but it was good look me up

Everytime I read the story of Sadako I always seem to fall apart because it is a very moving storing. I will keep on reading and crying.
It is a shame that awful things happen in today's society.

I think its was a good idea to make this statue for Sadako all the other children who suffered from Atomic Bomb radation.

very nice! i will go see this memorial in a few month. o can't wait! such a nice photo!

we loved this wonder-ful picture!

sadako never finished folding before her death on october 25, 1955. she only managed to fold 644 cranes. her classmates completed the remaining 356 so she could be buried with them.