はとのおりかた
やさしい ← ★☆☆☆☆ → むずかしい
（easy ← ★☆☆☆☆ → difficult）
《準備物（preparation）》はさみ（scissors）
画面を見ながら，いっしょに折ってみませんか？
No problem with a lost Japanese.
If you look at the video, you can fold.
education & entertainment
(株）ワオ・コーポレーション
Wao Corporation
http://www.wao-corp.com/
はとのおりかた
やさしい ← ★★☆☆☆ → むずかしい
（easy ← ★★☆☆☆ → difficult）
《準備物（preparation）》はさみ（scissors）
画面を見ながら，いっしょに折ってみませんか？
No probelm with a lost Japanese.
If you look at the video, you can flod.
education & entertainment
(株）ワオ・コーポレーション
Wao Corporation
http://www.wao-corp.com/
Jo Wharton has dedicated much of her life to honoring Sadako Sasaki. Sadako was a young Japanese girl that died from the effcets of the atomic bomb that was dropped on Hirsohima Japan on August 6th 1945.
Before Sadako died, she believed in the ancient Japanese legend that said those who fold a thousand cranes will have a long life. Sadako died on October 25th 1955 before she could fold a thousand cranes. Young people of Japan and indede people all over the world, generation after generation have taken up Sadako’s belief that origami Peace cranes can bring Peace to all the World.
This is my guide on how to make a crane.
i’ve gone into detail because i know how easy it can be to misunderstand instructions that are typed or drawn.
Subscribe if you like what you see!
ill be doing more guides soon
One local organization recently received over thirty-two thousand dollars to put toward a recycling center… and they don’t even know who to thakn. We’ll tell you why. Plus, one local coffee shop’s goal is to be a gathering place in the community. And, Origami Cranes for Peace. We’ll explain how the paper birds are connected to peace, and what a few local citizens are doing with them. Those stories on this Local Edition.