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3 new things I learned about the culture/country

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3 new things I learned about the culture/country

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1. On August 6th they have Peace Day.
2. On New Years Eve at midnight they ring out all the evils of the old year so that the new ones would have a fine beginning.
3. There is an old legend about  one thousand paper cranes.

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1. Silk Kimono - A traditional Japanese garment.
2. Furoshiki - A tradditiional Japanese wrapping cloth.
3. Leukemia - A disease in which the blood makes too many white cells.
4. Parasols - A small light umbrella that shades you from the sun.
5. Kokeshi Doll - A Japanese doll.

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Sadako Sasaki lives in Hiroshimo, Japan with her mom, dad and her three siblings. Sadako gets voted to be in the relay race for the bamboo class. When she is running she feels dizziness in her head , but she easily shakes it away. Every time she is running the dizziness returns. One day she was running and she sank to the ground. She was brought to the hospital and figured out she has leukemia. Remembering a old legend, Sadako sets to work making paper cranes. The legend goes that if a sick person makes one thousand cranes the gods will make their wish come true. One day Sadako meets someone named Kenji. They become best friends. That night learns some devistating news. Kenji had died. This book is based on a true story and is a fantastic book.

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Sadako's mom gave her one of these when she was sick 

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Sadako's mom gave her one of these when she was sick 

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Japan, 1954