折り鶴データベース(平成27年6月分)

Glassboro Intermediate School

U.S.A

Glassboro Intermidiate School sends their wishes for peace.

State College Friends School

U.S.A

Keep hope for peace in the world.

St Dominic's College

Australia

St francis of Assisi state "Lord, make me an instrument of thy peace. Where there is hatred, let me sow love." In a world ravaged by war and hatred, we struggle at times to find the love required to forgive those who have harmed us. Let us be witnesses and instruments of peace just as the people of Hiroshima have sowed love within their community to forgive the transgressions of the past. Peace comes from within and therefore it must be fully within own hearts so that we can Ibe instruments of peace for our community and for the world. Peace be with you all.

Riverbend High School

U.S.A

At first, folding 1000 paper cranes seemed impossible. But now that we stand at the end, we realize it's hard, but dooble. We believe this is what Sadako was trying to teach us. Right now, world peace seems like an impossibility. But if we work together, we can accomplish it.

Tyler and Jordan Burgett

U.S.A

We are so greatful for peace between our natlons and we hope all countries ran experience this gift

Ms. Bradshaw's 7th grade students Renfroe Middle School

U.S.A

I traveled to Hiroshima in the summer of 2013 with the KKL techer fellowship; I was deeply touched by the story of Sadako shared with us by the mayor and the city. This year my 120 7th grade students wished to honer Sadako's story, so we submit these 1000 paper cranes in the name of peace and children around the world.

Rachl Suzanne

U.S.A

May we all learn the balance of life so that peace and love can reigh

manurewa high school

New Zealand

Reiche Community School

U.S.A

After studying world war 2 for a few months, my fourth and fifth grade students had learned of some of the devastation and loss caoused by the atomic bomb. Their cranes come with a letter asking for forgweness a bearing hopes for future peace in the world.

Northeastern University

U.S.A

I hope that everyone here is touched by that same feeling by remember these children we may have pead in our time

Tonmaso Baldisserri

Italy

Anthsr world it's possible stop war and start peace

Honpa Hongwanji Hawau Girl Scouls

U.S.A

Peqace on your wings

Joseprine Amelia Phizachlea

U.K

Hopeful for the future

northeastern University Boston Ma USA

USA

Vickingur og Vedisvedis

Iceland

Allir eiga ad vera vinir

The First Academy

U.S.A

Boroughmuir High School

U.K

Our hope for the world is peace, love and happiness.

Scouts Family

U.K

Blaier High school

U.S.A

We wish for peaceful times for all people

William Logan Hamerrey(Baker Elementary)

U.S.A

Peace is important because that would mean no war, no violence, less sining, no anger, and no conflict all of that means happiness and happiness means peace. That’s why peace is important.

Trenton Lewis Noel(Baker Elementary)

U.S.A

I hope everyone could stay safe and not get sick. I hope there is never a war again so no one could die. I wish there were never robberies, murders, or any more wars. But let god keep you safe. Peace is important so no one dies (exept for aging) gets sick and you need peace so we get better lives, school, money, clothes, meybe parents.

Rayana Le(Baker Elementary)

U.S.A

Peace is love. Peace is freedom from wars.

Emily Ye(Baker Elementary)

U.S.A

Peace is love. Love is in the air.

Emily Bell(Baker Elementary)

U.S.A

Peace means no war, no sickness, no harm, no danger, and much more. I think every one would want peace in their lives but not everyone can have it. That is why our class made paper cranes. One of our class mates told our class about them. Every one thought that it was awesome !

Ethan Blake Caldwell(Baker Elementary)

U.S.A

I think peace is important because if countries battled coutries all the time, everything would be very harsh and cruel in the world. There would be more injuries, more deaths, more crying and sadness. No happiness, War is not the answer, Peace is. With peace, there is lots of hapiness. Still, there are cruel things in this world. We need to change that. We all have peace. you don't have to be a soldier, or a police officer, or a fire fighter, it can be you changing lives.

Gabriel Dewayne Bonner(Baker Elementary)

U.S.A

One o the things we need for peace is agreedment so there can be no more wars. Another reason why peace is important all be friends an be calm. Another reason we need peace because all th men and women in the army can come home safe.

Anchal Bhagat(Baker Elementary)

U.S.A

My message for peace is everyone would get along and there is no more war. Also whenever the news is going on, I don't like to see people fighting. Also because of war many people get sick, so if there is no war not many people will get sick. If I couldget one wish that would come true, it would be World Peace.

Yoobin Min(Baker Elementary)

U.S.A

I think peace is important becaouse it means nowar. If there's peace in this world coutries would get along. They wouldn't argue, have war, or other harsh things. Peace is wonderful and calm. Everyone would get along and listen to other people's sayings. I want peace not war.

Eva Warner(Baker Elementary)

U.S.A

To me, peace means happiness, hapiness means smiles, and smiles mean joy. Peace is very important. Every time there's war, people die or get hurt. Eventually, people are so mad that peace is forgotten. There is no reason that we should be mad over little things and when there are big things there is always a way to work it out. That is my message of peace.

Layla Shalai Patrick(Baker Elementary)

U.S.A

I want peace because if we have peace then more people will realize that war is just a option to fight with one another. If we have peace we can pay more attention to their family and not worry about some one hurting another and just have a noral life.

Henry Smith Gubbins(Baker Elementary)

U.S.A

Peace is a great thing it could revolutionize the world. Instead of using scientists to make war products we could use them to make flying cars and vacations to the moon. If only there was a way to end war and killing. Instead of making bullets with lead we could make pencils.

Jack Talmidge Holloway(Baker Elementary)

U.S.A

I wish for the world to have peace because I hate it whenever I see someone bullying others. I also hate that there's violence, I wish it never exisisted. Hopefully this world will have peace one day. I like it when I see smiles on people's faces, but I hate it when I see that there sad, mad or angry. This is my message of peace.

Hope Roberts Cogbill(Baker Elementary)

U.S.A

My message for peace is that if you had the perfect world without wars, illnesses, funerals for people who passed away, therewould be no dead people if there was a perfect world, and if the world war two ded not eccor I wouldn't be writing this. But every one some how dies and a lot of that was from my list.

Jeremy Nathan C.(Baker Elementary)

U.S.A

Peace is a good thing because it helps us get along and when we get along there is no war and when theres no war no one gets hurt. And when no one gets hurt were all healthy.

Sean Micheal Murray e

U.S.A

May we world peace

Luis R.(Hill Intermediate School)

Peace can bring harmony and love to the world, and with this 1000paper cranes we really hope you like are peaceful gift we all worked hard on it. So I hope lead's you and us to peace.

Yanoriz Mayano Najar(Hill Intermediate School)

U.S.A

What is peace? Peace is hope and the most beautiful feeling you can have. A dream could be true if you have hope and believe in yourself. Sorry for those who died in the Atom Bomb. Hopefully Sadako will rest in peace. Sadako believed she can do 1000 crane but it was to liet. "In honor of Sadako". Rest In Peace !

Michell Martintz(Hill Intermediate School)

U.S.A

Sadako died because of leukimia and other children did to. We want peace in Japan so may lifes are destroyed like Sadako's like was destroyed. We made this paper cranes for honoring the people that died during the atomic bombs where throw. We send this paper cranes to show respect to the people that died. Rest in peace people.

4th gradeJapanese class Haleakala Waldorf School

世界平和をお祈り致します。

Epic Eco Understory, Elmdale Public School

Canada

Sydney: Peace, Love and Happiness will only make us strouger !
Josie: Peace on Earth.
Astrid: I refuse to accept the wiew that mankind is so tragically bound to the starless midnight of racism and war that the bright daybreak of peace and brotherhood can never become a reality. I believe that unarmed truth and unconditional love will have the final word.
Reuben: Powerful, Excellent, Awesome, Cool, Exciting.
Katie: Peace in the world.
Clara: Pece for everyone.
Russell: Love and understanding are the best answers I've heard yet.

Donna Ilaya

Australia

Peace to all mankind

Mountain View Middle School

U.S.A

I hope that all our work show how much we wish this to never happen again. our wish is for peace !

Igon Sampel

Swithrland

Pen mon djum eurcare

Hummersknott Academy

U.K

From the year 9 student of Hummerknot Academy whose hearts go out to the victims and survivors of the Atomic Bombs. We pray that they are never used again.

4th grade class, St. Timothy's Lutheran School

U.S.A

It is our hope that there be world peace.

Angelinas Family

U.K

Peace on earth we prag that nothings like this toagedy happens again

International School of Ouaga dougou

Burkina Faso

We rememberso that we will work for peace.

Providence Elementary

U.S.A

We are thankful for the reminderof hope and peace found in Sadako's story.

Sobkow Robert and Sobuow Reata

Poland

Peace forever

The Head Royce School

U.S.A

May peace regn throughout the world forever

SHU KWAN

Australia

May we always listen and open our hearts.

ALANA MIE Yoshimura

U.S.A

May there be peace on earth.

Devin Sheebani Sikes

U.S.A

It was always my dream to come see Hiroshima after reading sadako's story in school. We are here on our honeymoon and through our travels across Japan, pray for peace around the world, especially for children.

THEROUDE FLORENT

France

No more !!! I take care you Sadako in my heart.

Jacob Freake

U.S.A

I wish for peace for Japan and the world and that not a single child will again die from war.

Timothy and Adele Havlick

U.S.A

We wish for peace and are sorry for what happened here.

Maria Eugeni a Tapia

Mexico

May what Hiroshima and Nagasaki went through, never, ever, be repeated.

Smoke Rise Baptist Church Youth Choir

U.S.A

We claim to the people of peace,let us realize peace and then work toward peace.

Ficzere Ja'nosne' Kerekes Masdolna
Ficzere Kitti
Benedek Zsolt

Hungary

Sally and Jeffery Reminis

Australia

love and light

Peyton Jennison
Jordan Jennison

U.S.A

May the destruction here never occur again. Hopefully we have learned how many lives have been lost + live in peace.

Lucas Johnson

Australia

Love and light

Thonson Reuters -ARANZAD-

Nunca paze de nuero.

B randon HSU

U.S.A

No more Wars !

Coastal Empire Montessori Charter School

U.S.A

I hope for peace. I brought 1,000cranes from America and you are welcome.

2015 Fresno Jr. Young Buddhist Association

U.S.A

We, the members of the Fresno Jr. young Buddhist Association, hope that an event like the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki never happen again due to the devastation and dismay that not only affected Japan, but the world as a whole.

AGCS Early Learning Center

U.S.A

No more fights or wars.

Elizabeth Kidd

Australia

I wish war doesn't happen anymore.

Tsuchiya Family

U.S.A

Wish For Peace.

Nanon a Gean-Frangois GAGNEUR

France

Kingston High School

U.S.A

May peace ring through out the world. We look to the past to shape the future.

Daniela Unuty
Nicolas Cherrent

Germany

Faust et Oli

Canada

For all children who suffer from wars around the world. It needs to stop.

Katie Delia

U.S.A

I am sorry for what my country did to you.

Escuela Secondaria Mixta 32 Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla

Mexico

The students, teachers and all personnel are moved by such tragedy. We hope this won't happen any more. The youth of Guadalajara and the State of Jalisco show solidarity and condolences to the youth of Hiroshima.

Don Watson

Australia

For Sadako with tears.

Bolwarra Public School

Australia

Remember the little children-they are our future.

Springville K-8, 4th Grade Mrs. Crnich's Class

U.S.A

After reading about Sadako students wanted to send their message of peace to Japan in the form of cranes.

Sebastiano Sorbello

Italy

I came here seven years ago in order to live two paper cranes (one for me, one for my mothers) to the memory of Sadako and all the victims of the bomb. I'm here again with my family. This time together to offer four paper cranes.

FAMIGLIA SORBELLO

Italy

Josee Rivard

Canada

For all the mothers that see their children suffering because of wars around the world. May our thoughts give them strength.

Stig Heiselgerg Mikkelsen

Denmark

Sundberg Family

U.S.A

We hope for peace and that nothing like this happens again.

Miranda,Cobie,Morgan

U.S.A

In hope for no more war.

Indiana University

U.S.A

Michelle Moran

Australia

May we learn from history and love one another.

Amais et Nearo

France

Peace in the world.

Rylen Komeisi, Chauntel Nakata, Caleigh Nakata,Catoence Nakata

U.S.A

St Columba's College

Australia

U.S.A

We pray for the World Peace.

Youth in Action

U.S.A

These cranes commit to the engoing peaceful connection between the United States and Japan.

California Teacher of the Years 2015

U.S.A

Peace and posterity for children worldwide. May all children grow up to live in a world of peace and harmony.

Kenata de Cassia Amilcar Dias

Brazil

Allison Kobayashi

U.S.A

I hope that there are no more wars and that peace continves.

Antoine Praz

Switzerland

Manon Praz

Switzerland

Irvine Unified School District

U.S.A

The IUSD students wish peace for every Japanese men, women and children. We love you!

Jeffrey Trail Middle School

U.S.A

Through education, patience and compassion, we hope for peace in the world. We hope these cranes will one day soar in a world free from pain and suffering.

Strawberry Hill Elementary

Canada

Kimiko Ego

U.S.A

Patton Springs ISD

U.S.A

Community College of Philadelphis

Academy of Arts and Academics

U.S.A

Chicago Public Library

U.S.A

Unity West

Hills borough

U.S.A

Pelle Van het nedirend

Netherland

Time and space

Chloe Shimomaye

U.S.A

Irvine Unified School District

U.S.A

We send peace from America to Japan. We love you!

Tugce Yldneegw

Turkey

Folding crane here was one of my dreams. Dreams to come true.

Busro Topal

Turkey

Lawrence School

U.S.A

We will do our best to spread peace in our world by leavning about and appreciating cultures that are different from our town.

St Dominics College

Australia

St Francis of Assisi stated "Lord, make me an instrument of thy peace. Where there is hatred, let me sow love." In a world ravaged by war and hatred, we struggle at times to find the love required to forgive those who have harmed us. Let us be witnesses and instruments of peace just as the people of Hiroshima have sowed love within their community to forgive the transgressions of the past. Peace comes from within and therefore it must befully within own hearts so that we can be instruments of peace for our community and for the world. Peace be with you all.

UCR/Josai International University

U.S.A

May people learn from the past.

Jphn M. King school

Canada

May each of the 1000 origami cranes, folded lovingly by the hands of the children and adults, honor the memory of Sadako sasaki - so loving, so brave, and so hopeful - and her quest for a better and more peaceful world.