MI CRANE:
Sadako Sasaki was two years old when the bomb fell on Hiroshima, a city he lived. Nine years later, as a result of irradiation, was diagnosed with leukemia.
Admitted to hospital, was dedicated with great enthusiasm to perform, one after another paper cranes. According to Japanese tradition, if it reached to create a thousand, it would fulfill his desire and improve their disease. Died
in October 1955 after having folded 644 paper cranes. Symbolically, his friends continued their mission and completed a thousand cranes, hoping to avoid future wars and built in the Peace Park in Hiroshima, a monument to Sadako and her cranes.
Each year, on August 6, Peace Day, thousands of paper cranes to Hiroshima, from the most remote planet. The children of the city hanging cranes Sadako's monument, with the hope of passing this message around the world.
Today I bring a very nice initiative, explicadada on this page:
http://las1000grullas.wordpress.com
Project Makiko born of a Japanese who lives in Madrid, after the disaster in Japan, this friend has started this project at 1000 Crane and I've decided to join him.
The plan is that each person make an origami crane ... and you have to send the mail las1000grullas@gmail.com.
On page is a tutorial that explains how to make the crane
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