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A few years ago, I read a similar book called, “Sadako and the Thousand Paper Planes” by Eleanor Coerr. It was sad and beautiful. This short film reminds me of it.
To clarify in case somebody dosnt fully understand: In Asian culture, it is believed that if you fold a thousand paper cranes, you will be granted a wish. This was made popular after a little girl tried to do this to get better after receiving Leukemia after the bombing of Hiroshima. There is an exhibit in the Hiroshima museum dedicated to the little girl, children, and world peace. It is filled with origami cranes.
Both the girls were sick. They were making paper cranes together to wish recovery for each other. However the pink girl cud make the thousandth one first and wished recovery for her sister however lost her life. At the end we can see the two cranes together pink and blue which cud also hint that the 2nd sister also died some time later and they are together symbolized by the two cranes together. This is my sense of the story. Heart touching story!!
I believe that the pink girl’s wish was not for the recovery of their sister, but for them to always be together which is written on the pink paper crane that is label one thousandth. Thus, it is understandable that when one dies the other would follow.
I'm not a twin, and I think both girls died in this story, but... I can't imagine living every day and seeing my dead sister in the mirror as she would've been if she had lived. That would be... Hell on earth.
I had an identical twin sister, she died last year in a car accident. And yes, I have to go through that trouble everyday, we had just turned 14 on the day it happened. I struggle every day without her. We were best friends, I couldn’t have imagined life without her, you don’t realise how much you appreciate someone until they are gone.. really don’t take anyone for granted, be kind to everyone 💕💕
This one has me crying harder than any other animation. It's such a beautiful story. The crying fully broke me. It's heart-breaking to see a little girl cry, especially over something like this.
@@cierra3584 Pretty sure no. One was just sick, and the scene tried to show us that kid is sick and we worried aand theen the plot twist: find out she was simply just sick but not deadly, but the other one is, she was consumptive.
I agree, nothing hurts worse, but to left behind and you have are then times you spent with them. Ik that's not nothing, but a grand of sad comparing to a bolder. I lost the closest person to me. I miss her so much. I would give almost anything to see her again. To apologize for our arguement, to yell at her for drinking, befor getting behind that wheel. Just remember, never drink and drive. It's not pretty of what can happen
I notice that no one is talking about this, but I think at the end it seem that both girls have sadly died. That’s why there’s two paper cranes (Pink and Blue just like the little girls) at the and why the pink one said that they’ll “always be together”... at death they are still with each other. 🥺
This Story was inspired by Sadako Sasaki, a Japanese Girl who was born in Hiroshima in 1943. At the age of 2, she had gotten leukaemia; a sort of blood cancer, from radiation from a radioactive bomb sent by the U.S. she had to drop out from school because it had gotten severe. Then, she heard of a myth that if you make 1000 origami cranes, you can make any wish you want. So she kept on making cranes but unfortunately, she died at the age of 12 due to her sickness of leukemia. She only made around 644 cranes. Her friends and family continued making cranes until there were 1000. There is now a memorial statue of her in Hiroshima Memorial Peace Park.
Thank you, to tell us the story. The real story 🥺. My heart is broken... We lost our brother 1995. He was 26. When he goes, our light was off 😔🥺. We two where like twins all the time. When I was 40, I became cancer, breastcancer. I thought, hey I go to my brother. But our dad, passed away. Now I am 52 and live with my 86 year old mother. My big Sis is 57 years old. We miss both... 💖💖💖💖. Sorry for my English please. I have no energy to fight for live.
@@nebahatyokaribas7357your brother and your dad would surely want you to live. And they would definitely be proud of you defeating the cancer. And imagine how your mother and your sister would feel if you left them too? I‘m sure they love you a lot - that should give you a lot of energy. And to fill it up I‘ll send you some of mine. Just please stay strong! I promise it’s worth it!!! ✨🍀✨
The sound of the girl's cry when he sister passes away is so real. The way animated characters speak usually sound a little different from how people talk in real life, but that girl's cry just sounds as real as a cry can be.
i know ive watched this many times but i still manage to shed atleast 2 tears everytime i watch it. the girls cry is so real and the fact this is inspired by a real girl who died from leukemia. this short will never get old for me.
It's based on the belief that if you make one thousand paper cranes, your wish will be fulfilled. Its sad that the blue girl wanted the thousandth paper crane to be made to wish for her sister's life, but her sister did it before that night and wished for the blue girl. It was wonderful watching this.
It seemed like he pink girl when she made the thousand paper crane, she wished they they would be forever together, and the blue girl died after, so they were together in the end.
I just don’t understand: why are there so many stupid, violent, sexist and superficial cartoons and anime all over the tv and cinema, when students can create such heart-touching, meaningful and tender animation? What do we do wrong? Guys, your animation is great! I really really wish success to all of you 🍀
This is so close to my heart, it reminded me about my twin sisters, both of them left the world soon..... I always thought y the almighty didn't leave one of them to us & mourned thinking about them. But today when I saw that note "always together" I cried hard by realizing that, atleast 'they are together' now. Blessed girls, even death was defeated before their bond...
Awwh😢😢 im sorry , thats so sad but know that they're in a better place 😇 and like u said their together, dont cry cause they wont like to see u like that
I never really understood how sad this experience could be but now I actually understand. And boy did I cry. I wish anyone the best if they are in this type of situation. Edit: Never had this many likes before.. thank you.☺
Both sister's were making 1000 cranes to recover from some kinda disease or to wish something they wanted to... Thus the pink sister made her 1000th crane first so she wished for her and her sis could stay together forever and wished for her sis to stay well...The blue sis made 999 till now...Suddenly the blue sis wake up in middle of night and saw her grandmother taking her sis to a room...She understood that her sis was about to die , she took an origami paper besides her to make her 1000th crane and wish for her sis to stay alive...But on the last step of making crane she accidentally tore the paper crane...And till it was too late...Then we see a pink and blue crane together which symbolizes that the blue sister died too and they were both happy in heaven...Very heart touching story!!!But well this was my sight of the story...Thank u...
There's probably some other comment that already clarified this but I'll try to go into more detail. There was a story about a girl in Hiroshima. It was when America dropped their atomic bombs onto Hiroshima and Nagasaki to test it out. Thousands of people died, and others got sick from the radiation. Sadako was affected by the radiation when she was 2, when she was 12, she got Leukemia, it was said by doctors she would only have 1 year left to live. She believed in a myth where if you fold 1000 cranes, you'll be granted 1 wish (i can confirm it's a real myth as my brother's school did this for his principle). She started folding the cranes. As days go by, she stayed in her room, folding these cranes nonstop in hopes of being able to get her wish. But she sadly passed away, even though she folded 1000 cranes. After that, a statue was built as tribute to her, with it showing a girl holding a folded crane with the words engraved underneath "Our wanting is to have peace on this world" roughly translated. I read about it when I was in 3rd or 4th grade.
I really appreciate that Japan chose peace over retribution even though Japan's citizen suffered so much after nuclear attack. Those who forgive are courageous.
She didn’t finish folding 1000 cranes tho from what I heard, she was short of around 300? I think I remember that her friends and family finished the 1000 cranes after she died. 🌸🌺
@@mushushsh yeah I remembered the version I read she folded 640 somewhere near that number but I tried to reconfirm it and turns out there are a lot of versions on how many she folded. Some say she finished but bc it was a myth so she passed away still, some said she only finished 300 or some other number. We'll never know.
I remember this story. Wasn't it called something like Sadako's 1000 cranes, or something like that? I remember reading this as a children's story (translated into English) for my practicum when I taught a grade 5 class. It was a very sad but moving story.
This is based on a true story. In japan in ww2, there was a bombing witch let out a disease called Leukemia. A toddler named Sadako caught the disease but it didn’t affect her when she was that young. When she was 11-12 the leukemia really started to affect her. She learned that if you make 1000 origami paper cranes, you can make a wish. So when she was sick in the hospital she started making the paper cranes. Sadly, she was only able to make it to 644 paper cranes before passing away.
I it’s hard to talk about but I lost my daughter 3 to cancer in the liver 3 months ago and my life has changed with out her she was the lil light of my family 💙
Life isn't fair, bt ur daughter is somewhere cured, happy, no longer in pain, that's wt matter, God bless her soul... Much luv to u nd ur family, never lose hope.
This is based on a true story: In Japan, there was a girl named Sadako Sasaki, and when she was just a baby, some part of her brain or something was affected because of the atom bomb. So when she got older, she gets sick and eventually had to drop out of school. There was a myth that if you fold a thousand origami cranes, any wish you choose will come true. So when Sadako was in the hospital she attempted to do so. She kept on folding and folding. At one point, she got better for a week and her family gave her a silk dress, which is very expensive and hard to get, but Sadako didn't question it. After that week, she got sick once again, and continued folding her cranes each time whispering "I wish to get better." At the age of 12, Sadako died and she was only able to make 600+ cranes. Her friends and family finished these cranes for her. Today there is a memorial for her somewhere in Japan. The memorial is a statue of her holding a giant crane and under it, are thousands of cranes made by visitors. People come from all over the world just to leave a few cranes underneath her statue. I'm not entirely sure if this is the story. I don't remember when I heard it or who told it to me. Please correct me if any of this information isn't correct.
Wow such a powerful and sad story. How beautifully put together and the animation is so cute and well done. You could feel the grandmother's pain and the sisters too as their crying seemed so real. Then I started crying as it really did seem real. You then think of the loved ones you have lost along the way prior to this short film. Well done to all the students who were involved with the project, you are all multi talented. God bless and stay safe and healthy and always happy.
Hi I’m Japanese Thank you for making this video. This was a sad story, but Origami is one of the beautiful culture in Japan 🇯🇵 I’m glad that origami story moved many people’s hearts in other countries. 😊😢😊😢😊
ハイ、日本人 じゃない。ドイツ人 です。The story remembers me at Sasaki Sadako. She made 1000 crans when she get sick. This short movie is a really touching story. You needn't the language for understanding 😊 好き だ よ 💙
This was actually based on true story it's Japanese story that if you make a thousand origamis it's gonna recover you from a fatal disease. At those times I think it was World War II and a girl fell sick from the age 2 in Japan. She started making a thousand origamis and some years later she stopped wishing to recover and made the origamis based on a wish for peace from the war as all she wanted was peace for everyone and didn't like to see people fighting each other. However, she died at the age of 12 before completing the thousand origamis. Her friends and relatives completed making them till they reached a number of thousand and spread the news. Now in Japan, there is a statue of this girl and a fire made that is still burning to this day. People believe that the fire will not stop burning until peace occurs on Earth and war is stopped. Edit: mom look I'M FAMOUS 😱 Edit 2: guys this might not be accurate as 1. I had this as a comprehension in my English exam three years ago so I don't remember everything and 2. Every history book or textbook or whatever else you read this story from will not tell you the exact same thing as they are all probably different authors. This is just a summary I wanted to share if you have more additional things you can add them in the comments 😊
This animation is so sad and yet so beautiful. I cry every time I watch this. You should be grateful for your family and never forget that they love you no matter what. ❤❤❤
Poor Gran Gran... She lost both of her grandchildren... My great grandmother died of heart break after her son died. It's painfull. They're all in a better place now. ♥️
@@followerofjimpickens9135 I feel that the "Always together" note in the end means that the other girl died (after all, she was sick too). That's why the room is so empty. Edit: Also that would mean their wish came true, be together for the eternity.
One time my class and I read a book about this. (Sadako and the 1000 paper cranes.) The teacher then taught us how to make the cranes and our goal was to make 1000 of them. We ended up making more than 1000 (maybe even more than 2000). After a few months or so of making them, we gave this girl with leukaemia the paper cranes. (We got on the news as well)
Both of them did their best...and wished for each other!! But destiny has it's own way of teaching us That no matter who stays or leaves... Love remains!
Fear and anxiety made this. Love and passion too. I’d rate it PG. it reminds me of how we can overcome fear and heartbreak even when we don’t know it. Sisterhood is amazing in this story. Please keep on making what you do without giving us nightmares!❤
Me and my family did this for my uncle. We worked for hours, if not days if not weeks. They were all displayed in his house, we finished them all. Sadly, our wish never came. I hope he's in a better place now. I miss him.
As a genuine Japanese person, I taught foreigners the important feeling, "Let's get along with the good old Japanese life even if we go to heaven." In Japan today, the bonds of the family are so weak that the relationship cannot be repaired when they notice it. Thanks to this animation, I was able to reaffirm the importance of brother-sister relationships. Thank you so much.
This is so sad makes me cry every time I watch it knowing how old the grandmother is she probably passed away with her two granddaughters and now their all in heaven embracing each other and never letting go and its just a heart touching thing but sad because they should have lived a long happy life and in the film it showed us that they were happy until they passed away.
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They doesnt like it because the girls dies. Oldest first, younger later. The wish to be "always together' damned to lost their battle to the illness. Its obvious the youngest pass away too, if you fund just an empty house. The " confort' is they will be together in that better place. A bond beyond death. Its so sad... Its a tender, sweet story, but sadly doesn't got a happy ending. I cant click "like' button for that. And either " unlike', because is a wonderful animation work. Love every detail.
At the ending, it shows the beds being made, instead of the blankets being strewn when the twins where sleeping in the bed. This could show that maybe the other twin has also sucumb to the illness, or maybe she's just sleeping......elsewhere.
I remember when I was little i got hooked up into reading and I found this book that tells the storry of a Thousand Origami, A story about a girl child which has disease due to Hiroshima bombings aftermath, because of their urban legend of making thousand origamis she was inspired in making a thousand origamis and wishing she could wish to be healed in the book it says she died at 644 folded origamis but in real life she actually completed the 1000 origamis and even exceeded it before dying. Yet she still dies but the courage and bravery of her faith to live is what makes me so inspired and admire her. Sadder than Grave of Fireflies. Her name is Sadako. She is now a mark for World Peace.
The second I saw the title, I knew what was coming. My Vietnamese friend had previously told me how if you make a thousand paper cranes, you can make a wish. She attempted it, but we are not very close anymore, so I am not sure if she ever finished.
My guess is that the pink girl had caught Tuberculosis, a bacteria which one of the girls probably inhaled Like in a Google search, the pink girl coughed up bloody mucus, the blue girl got a fever, they both must’ve gotten weight loss, And then eventually led to death. This was heartbreaking and very sad, I hope no one in real life ever goes through Tuberculosis.
This should be aired during these Covid 19 times....although it wasn't written for such, yet can still alert those that seem to think it's a joke. .thank-you all that have worked on this.
Whenever I watch this film I don't know why every time my all close friend's came first in my mind , I love them so much 😭 This short really moved me every time. I was crying with the characters. This is so heart touching !! *Time has a wonderful way of showing us what really matters, we should give time and value to our Family , friends and who care for us , whom we love.*
I'm looking for an animated short about a little girl who meets death. When death finally goes away, the little girl asks if she will see her again. Do you know him? Can you tell me the title?
I have so much sympathy for the blue sister and the grandmother 😢 Also, so scary the pink sister lost her life 😮 I always feel so sad when I hear the grandmother and 2nd sister’s crying 😭
I’m a twin and I don’t like this! Who’s cutting onions?!!! (Its is absolutely beautiful and I hate that fear of losing my sister, so had to watch this while distracting myself with something else...)
I think that the story is about the 2 girls living with their grandma and making 1 thousands paper cranes so they can wish for something, but soon the two got sick, the one that wore pink got even more sick, and when they were almost done with 1 thousand paper cranes, the girl that wore blue tried to make 1 more to wish for the the that wore pink to get better, the paper ripped from all the pressure, stress, and time that was going on in her head, but the girl that wore pink already had made a thousand, with a note that describes for the wish she granted was that she wished to not for her sister to worry and remember that she was always going to be on her side, as in she knew she wasn’t going to make it in time for her sister to save her
close! through the process of making 1,000 cranes you can trade your life for another if the person is who would otherwise make them is unable to continue
this reminded me of me and my sis btw she didnt die its just this made me cry bc i dont ever wanna lose her and i will take care of her when i can bc i love her so much no matter if im mad at her love her so much.😭🥺💖
@@cattwins2977 In the last scene, it was hinted that the other girl eventually died as well, because the house was cleared out and there were left only two cranes, each representing one of the girls. They were always together, not only in life, but also in death.
Nothing can stop death. All we can do is seeing the reality and being prepared for it. It is sad to depart from loved ones and being together with unpleasant ones. This life is filled with sadness. People are unable to see it because their vision is covered. Because of that people tend to see happiness in things that are not certain and which is always changing. They seek pleasure in these and eventually become sad when the opposite of what they think happens. Please see everything as nothing of your own. See the reality and accept it. Please study Buddhism. You will find answers for everything.
Lets all pray for those people dying , suffering and enduring this virus! Also for the doctors who selflessly risk their life and help us... My mom herself, is a doctor and I'm proud of her job I hope all this is over soon and we all survive it! 💕✨
This was so emotional, very touching. It teaches us that life is short and we must be grateful for the time we have. I have a twin sister, so this a very important lesson for us all.
Was I the only one sobbing WITH the second sister? Like I was crying before but when it got to the end I was wailing, these animations always pull on my heartstrings!
Has anyone still watched it until 2024 😢😢 I have watched it until today and this is the second time I have watched it in my life, this makes me feel bitter and tears every time I cry. It seems that this may be the serious consequence of the war that took away thousands of lives.
My grandmother had a similar experience. After the end of World War II, Japan was in the process of reconstruction and it was difficult to transport medicine to the mountainous areas. Her brother and father had pneumonia, but died because of the delay in treatment. I think this could happen not only in Japan but in any country when war breaks out. War is definitely not good.
My big brother died in 2021, this change my life and my mental health was lost, now I feel better but i miss him everyday. Please value the best people in your life.
Heart touching .. Without any dialogues... It just spread us... a unique idea... Love.. Happiness.. Sorrow... Anxiety.. Just every single emotion was included... Thanks.. 💖💖💖💖
Love it! It makes me cry every time. Also I didn't know that there was a meaning behind the origamis but when i looked in the description and the other comments i reliezed and also it was really interesting. I was literally looking and searching the words up instead of doing my homework.
Oh my gosh, what a powerful story and so beautifully created. This short really moved me. I was crying with the characters. Thank you for creating such an amazing, emotional masterpiece. Continue using the gifts and talents that God has placed in every one of you. Wishing you much success. Onward to a bright future...
This little short movie created in me more emotions and tears then the two hours in the titanic movie. Great job guys with this short movie...it was BEAUTIFULLY MADE!!! 😍
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After watching this I could not control my tears
Thank you God bless for making this piece of art
A few years ago, I read a similar book called, “Sadako and the Thousand Paper Planes” by Eleanor Coerr. It was sad and beautiful. This short film reminds me of it.
To clarify in case somebody dosnt fully understand:
In Asian culture, it is believed that if you fold a thousand paper cranes, you will be granted a wish. This was made popular after a little girl tried to do this to get better after receiving Leukemia after the bombing of Hiroshima. There is an exhibit in the Hiroshima museum dedicated to the little girl, children, and world peace. It is filled with origami cranes.
So...this really happened?
I can't believe this.
You ever tried to do this.
It was also one of the stories in my book.
Omg i thought no body else knew that in the comments
Omg I remember that book!
Both the girls were sick. They were making paper cranes together to wish recovery for each other. However the pink girl cud make the thousandth one first and wished recovery for her sister however lost her life. At the end we can see the two cranes together pink and blue which cud also hint that the 2nd sister also died some time later and they are together symbolized by the two cranes together. This is my sense of the story. Heart touching story!!
so sad
I get it now
@@arandomcat2123 I am so sad :(. I cry easily. But this time was TOO MUCH!
I believe that the pink girl’s wish was not for the recovery of their sister, but for them to always be together which is written on the pink paper crane that is label one thousandth. Thus, it is understandable that when one dies the other would follow.
💔😭
I'm not a twin, and I think both girls died in this story, but... I can't imagine living every day and seeing my dead sister in the mirror as she would've been if she had lived. That would be... Hell on earth.
I had an identical twin sister, she died last year in a car accident. And yes, I have to go through that trouble everyday, we had just turned 14 on the day it happened. I struggle every day without her. We were best friends, I couldn’t have imagined life without her, you don’t realise how much you appreciate someone until they are gone.. really don’t take anyone for granted, be kind to everyone 💕💕
Hjönk Hjönk Am Goose i’m sorry
@@jacksonjackson265 i hope you're doing okay :( praying for your happiness.
jimin - kun Thank-you so much, it means a lot, really. ❤️
I am twin. That would just be a nice way to say hi for me
This one has me crying harder than any other animation. It's such a beautiful story. The crying fully broke me. It's heart-breaking to see a little girl cry, especially over something like this.
i know right
Waaaaaa waaaaaaaaaaaaaaa keep crying baby
Can we give a moment of silence to the grandmother. Like this women lost both of her grand children in a matter of a couple years(presumably)
Both? I thought only 1 died!
@@itachisasuke7764 I'm assuming the crane at the end is to signify their together. Along with the other comments.
HOW TWO
@@nikkiiiiii_. they were both sick. The ending implies that they are together in heaven with the two cranes side be side.
@@cierra3584 Pretty sure no. One was just sick, and the scene tried to show us that kid is sick and we worried aand theen the plot twist: find out she was simply just sick but not deadly, but the other one is, she was consumptive.
"the worst part is when someone who gives you the best memory, becomes a memory"
As that makes me sad 😐😣
great quote ❤️
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True. Sad, but true. :(
I agree, nothing hurts worse, but to left behind and you have are then times you spent with them. Ik that's not nothing, but a grand of sad comparing to a bolder. I lost the closest person to me. I miss her so much. I would give almost anything to see her again. To apologize for our arguement, to yell at her for drinking, befor getting behind that wheel. Just remember, never drink and drive. It's not pretty of what can happen
I notice that no one is talking about this, but I think at the end it seem that both girls have sadly died. That’s why there’s two paper cranes (Pink and Blue just like the little girls) at the and why the pink one said that they’ll “always be together”... at death they are still with each other. 🥺
Krista Bautzmann NOOOOO
Damn I feel so bad for the old lady
joyellabelle but what if after the 2 girls dead, the old lady cant holded that much sadnass, and died too? Maybe, she was whit the girls at the end!
I feel bad. Btw it seems that the grandma has lived longer
I already knew that but it's still very very very sad😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
This Story was inspired by Sadako Sasaki, a Japanese Girl who was born in Hiroshima in 1943. At the age of 2, she had gotten leukaemia; a sort of blood cancer, from radiation from a radioactive bomb sent by the U.S. she had to drop out from school because it had gotten severe. Then, she heard of a myth that if you make 1000 origami cranes, you can make any wish you want. So she kept on making cranes but unfortunately, she died at the age of 12 due to her sickness of leukemia. She only made around 644 cranes. Her friends and family continued making cranes until there were 1000. There is now a memorial statue of her in Hiroshima Memorial Peace Park.
And her dream was to become a racer 😔
So how Hiroshima explode radio mass?
Thank you, to tell us the story. The real story 🥺. My heart is broken... We lost our brother 1995. He was 26. When he goes, our light was off 😔🥺. We two where like twins all the time. When I was 40, I became cancer, breastcancer. I thought, hey I go to my brother. But our dad, passed away. Now I am 52 and live with my 86 year old mother. My big Sis is 57 years old. We miss both... 💖💖💖💖. Sorry for my English please. I have no energy to fight for live.
@@umang584Ameen Sum Ameen
@@nebahatyokaribas7357your brother and your dad would surely want you to live. And they would definitely be proud of you defeating the cancer. And imagine how your mother and your sister would feel if you left them too? I‘m sure they love you a lot - that should give you a lot of energy. And to fill it up I‘ll send you some of mine. Just please stay strong! I promise it’s worth it!!! ✨🍀✨
The sound of the girl's cry when he sister passes away is so real. The way animated characters speak usually sound a little different from how people talk in real life, but that girl's cry just sounds as real as a cry can be.
Made me cry so much..
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The fact they kept wishing for each other to be better is just heart warming. It shows they truely
care about each other.
The sound of the grandmother crying was so real. I could feel her heartbreak. What a tragically beautiful story
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Also when the sister was crying
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i know ive watched this many times but i still manage to shed atleast 2 tears everytime i watch it. the girls cry is so real and the fact this is inspired by a real girl who died from leukemia. this short will never get old for me.
me too
It's based on the belief that if you make one thousand paper cranes, your wish will be fulfilled. Its sad that the blue girl wanted the thousandth paper crane to be made to wish for her sister's life, but her sister did it before that night and wished for the blue girl.
It was wonderful watching this.
Now I understand. Thank you...
Thank you for the explanation and the insight. A testament to real unconditional love. 💖 Broke my heart 💔 and brought tears to my eyes.
It seemed like he pink girl when she made the thousand paper crane, she wished they they would be forever together, and the blue girl died after, so they were together in the end.
Thank you so much 😊
Thanks
Me: Aw, what a cute, light-hearted little short-
Child: *Coughs*
Me: Oh no...
Yeah was not expecting this this morning! Didn’t cheer me up for the day let’s say
Oof
*pulls out gun*
My reaction exactly
There will be no COVID 19 in my place
Me: hey! Let’s watch some short films
Me: *clicks on first one*
Me:
Me: fiddle lee fee, fiddle lee fad, all you’ve done is made me sad
I love this comment but fr tho
Good rime
This was literally what I did
Ikr😭
ikr I thought it would end happily!
I just don’t understand: why are there so many stupid, violent, sexist and superficial cartoons and anime all over the tv and cinema, when students can create such heart-touching, meaningful and tender animation? What do we do wrong?
Guys, your animation is great! I really really wish success to all of you 🍀
This is so close to my heart, it reminded me about my twin sisters, both of them left the world soon.....
I always thought y the almighty didn't leave one of them to us & mourned thinking about them.
But today when I saw that note "always together" I cried hard by realizing that, atleast
'they are together' now.
Blessed girls, even death was defeated before their bond...
Awwh😢😢 im sorry , thats so sad but know that they're in a better place 😇 and like u said their together, dont cry cause they wont like to see u like that
I am so sorry but when someone dies, we shouldn't cry. His/Her soul would never like to see you cry.
@@reshinimdhoo8926 thats what i said😑
@@onlineweeb6527 Oops! I think I didn't read the replies and i replied. If you want I can delete it
Ya, thank u.
Why do you guys do this. I'm a 54 year old man, and you just broke my heart.
Feel the same... I've suffered a lot with this!
haha your *OLD*
@@mightypurplelicious3209 and loving it
Charles Taylor yeeeeeeeeeee tahts the spIrIt
Mighty Purplelicious And you don’t know how to spell simple words lmao 😂
I never really understood how sad this experience could be but now I actually understand. And boy did I cry. I wish anyone the best if they are in this type of situation.
Edit: Never had this many likes before.. thank you.☺
Hi
How are you
Good, u?
Both sister's were making 1000 cranes to recover from some kinda disease or to wish something they wanted to... Thus the pink sister made her 1000th crane first so she wished for her and her sis could stay together forever and wished for her sis to stay well...The blue sis made 999 till now...Suddenly the blue sis wake up in middle of night and saw her grandmother taking her sis to a room...She understood that her sis was about to die , she took an origami paper besides her to make her 1000th crane and wish for her sis to stay alive...But on the last step of making crane she accidentally tore the paper crane...And till it was too late...Then we see a pink and blue crane together which symbolizes that the blue sister died too and they were both happy in heaven...Very heart touching story!!!But well this was my sight of the story...Thank u...
There's probably some other comment that already clarified this but I'll try to go into more detail. There was a story about a girl in Hiroshima. It was when America dropped their atomic bombs onto Hiroshima and Nagasaki to test it out. Thousands of people died, and others got sick from the radiation. Sadako was affected by the radiation when she was 2, when she was 12, she got Leukemia, it was said by doctors she would only have 1 year left to live. She believed in a myth where if you fold 1000 cranes, you'll be granted 1 wish (i can confirm it's a real myth as my brother's school did this for his principle). She started folding the cranes. As days go by, she stayed in her room, folding these cranes nonstop in hopes of being able to get her wish. But she sadly passed away, even though she folded 1000 cranes. After that, a statue was built as tribute to her, with it showing a girl holding a folded crane with the words engraved underneath "Our wanting is to have peace on this world" roughly translated. I read about it when I was in 3rd or 4th grade.
I really appreciate that Japan chose peace over retribution even though Japan's citizen suffered so much after nuclear attack. Those who forgive are courageous.
She didn’t finish folding 1000 cranes tho from what I heard, she was short of around 300? I think I remember that her friends and family finished the 1000 cranes after she died. 🌸🌺
@@mushushsh that's so sad...
@@mushushsh yeah I remembered the version I read she folded 640 somewhere near that number but I tried to reconfirm it and turns out there are a lot of versions on how many she folded. Some say she finished but bc it was a myth so she passed away still, some said she only finished 300 or some other number. We'll never know.
I remember this story. Wasn't it called something like Sadako's 1000 cranes, or something like that? I remember reading this as a children's story (translated into English) for my practicum when I taught a grade 5 class.
It was a very sad but moving story.
This is based on a true story. In japan in ww2, there was a bombing witch let out a disease called Leukemia. A toddler named Sadako caught the disease but it didn’t affect her when she was that young. When she was 11-12 the leukemia really started to affect her. She learned that if you make 1000 origami paper cranes, you can make a wish. So when she was sick in the hospital she started making the paper cranes. Sadly, she was only able to make it to 644 paper cranes before passing away.
That is the sadest thing I've ever heard :(
Yaa That's true.I remember that I read this story in my elementary school.
Their friends made the remaining cranes.
644!? i cant even make one 😅
It's very sad 😢😔
A school textbook of mine had this story written in it.
I it’s hard to talk about but I lost my daughter 3 to cancer in the liver 3 months ago and my life has changed with out her she was the lil light of my family 💙
Life isn't fair, bt ur daughter is somewhere cured, happy, no longer in pain, that's wt matter, God bless her soul... Much luv to u nd ur family, never lose hope.
Thanks you you are all so kind 💙💜 we’re trying are hardest to stay strong for her brothers and sisters
I'm sorry for ur loss , God bless her soul where ever she is , she is happy rip she was beautiful one
Im sorry for your loss ma'am, she's in a better place now and i hope you can recover from such a sad death. My heart go's out to you ❤
I’m sorry for your Loss.... i hope your Okay now.....
the best animators know how to make us cry without using words.
Yes,
This is based on a true story:
In Japan, there was a girl named Sadako Sasaki, and when she was just a baby, some part of her brain or something was affected because of the atom bomb. So when she got older, she gets sick and eventually had to drop out of school. There was a myth that if you fold a thousand origami cranes, any wish you choose will come true. So when Sadako was in the hospital she attempted to do so. She kept on folding and folding. At one point, she got better for a week and her family gave her a silk dress, which is very expensive and hard to get, but Sadako didn't question it. After that week, she got sick once again, and continued folding her cranes each time whispering "I wish to get better." At the age of 12, Sadako died and she was only able to make 600+ cranes. Her friends and family finished these cranes for her.
Today there is a memorial for her somewhere in Japan. The memorial is a statue of her holding a giant crane and under it, are thousands of cranes made by visitors. People come from all over the world just to leave a few cranes underneath her statue.
I'm not entirely sure if this is the story. I don't remember when I heard it or who told it to me. Please correct me if any of this information isn't correct.
first, I didn't understand why she is making cranes to save her sister, after ur coment I understood it's myth
@Gael Felix-Dominguez umm I think I learned about it at the start of Grade 4??
I learned it from books and school . I truly believe in it
That is a beautiful story
im not crying. u are crying? :'((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((
I'm japanese.
I think the goodnes of the crane can be
conveyed evein in the short animetion.❣️
I love Japan
Angelika Zadykowicz thank you!!
@@angelikazadykowicz1893 same too!
@@JadeMc275 KAWAII
I love Japan!!🇯🇵❤️, I'm from Argentina 🇦🇷
this was one of the only "sad" films on youtube that actually made me cry.
Wow such a powerful and sad story. How beautifully put together and the animation is so cute and well done. You could feel the grandmother's pain and the sisters too as their crying seemed so real. Then I started crying as it really did seem real. You then think of the loved ones you have lost along the way prior to this short film. Well done to all the students who were involved with the project, you are all multi talented. God bless and stay safe and healthy and always happy.
Hi I’m Japanese
Thank you for making this video.
This was a sad story, but Origami is one of the beautiful culture in Japan 🇯🇵
I’m glad that origami story moved many people’s hearts in other countries.
😊😢😊😢😊
ハイ、日本人 じゃない。ドイツ人 です。The story remembers me at Sasaki Sadako. She made 1000 crans when she get sick.
This short movie is a really touching story. You needn't the language for understanding 😊 好き だ よ 💙
🎎💖
your culture is truly beautiful and fascinating
Im malaysian but i love japanese cultures and foods... Origami, anime, manga, sushi etc. 😍😘
Hi
The lesson was don't ever click on random animation on your recommend just because it's cute. You will literally end up crying .
Yes 🥺
True true QAQ
I learned that the hard way
I am not crying, you crying... Ducking invisible ninja cutting his ducking onion again ! *blow up*
oop-
I mean you aint wrong
This was actually based on true story it's Japanese story that if you make a thousand origamis it's gonna recover you from a fatal disease. At those times I think it was World War II and a girl fell sick from the age 2 in Japan. She started making a thousand origamis and some years later she stopped wishing to recover and made the origamis based on a wish for peace from the war as all she wanted was peace for everyone and didn't like to see people fighting each other. However, she died at the age of 12 before completing the thousand origamis. Her friends and relatives completed making them till they reached a number of thousand and spread the news. Now in Japan, there is a statue of this girl and a fire made that is still burning to this day. People believe that the fire will not stop burning until peace occurs on Earth and war is stopped.
Edit: mom look I'M FAMOUS 😱
Edit 2: guys this might not be accurate as 1. I had this as a comprehension in my English exam three years ago so I don't remember everything and 2. Every history book or textbook or whatever else you read this story from will not tell you the exact same thing as they are all probably different authors. This is just a summary I wanted to share if you have more additional things you can add them in the comments 😊
wow,how do you know that
And her name was sadako sasaki...
Poor girl...
@@vibe221 thank you, now I remember her name😅
@@ChandravijayAgrawal I got it in a story comprehension in either English or literature exam in the first term last year
This animation is so sad and yet so beautiful. I cry every time I watch this. You should be grateful for your family and never forget that they love you no matter what. ❤❤❤
Beginning of the story: Happy
Ending of the story : Sad
Correction:
End of story:MISERABLY SAD!!!😭😭😭
I agree with you
Miserably
Literally like every intro and outro of animes...
Intro:very happy.
Outro:So emotional.
That's how they all are...
Russian of the story : Sad & War
Poor Gran Gran... She lost both of her grandchildren... My great grandmother died of heart break after her son died. It's painfull. They're all in a better place now. ♥️
But only the pink one died.
@@followerofjimpickens9135 No, both did. Look at the stacked away bed in the room.
@@maranatha_777 What?
@@followerofjimpickens9135 I feel that the "Always together" note in the end means that the other girl died (after all, she was sick too). That's why the room is so empty.
Edit: Also that would mean their wish came true, be together for the eternity.
@@maranatha_777 No only one died
One time my class and I read a book about this. (Sadako and the 1000 paper cranes.) The teacher then taught us how to make the cranes and our goal was to make 1000 of them. We ended up making more than 1000 (maybe even more than 2000). After a few months or so of making them, we gave this girl with leukaemia the paper cranes. (We got on the news as well)
whats the school name? and what news?
How is the girl?
I read the same book! It taught me how to make them
PaperJam Sans th-cam.com/video/8PbE4xRPRBI/w-d-xo.html here’s the video link.
There’s also this one th-cam.com/video/7TMAMUaaquM/w-d-xo.html
thatsdree not sure I hope she’s doing well though
It's sad cus I'm a twin too. this is like one of your worst fears to have as a twin.
As a twin also, I agree
is it true that you can read eachothers minds?!
An IdiotWhoPlaysGames i dunno, i think twins are just like normal people.
@@Memerama-uv6di as twin, sometime..
I like tween they look so cute 👧👧👦👦❤❤💙💙💚💚💛💜💓
Both of them did their best...and wished for each other!! But destiny has it's own way of teaching us
That no matter who stays or leaves... Love remains!
Love stays forever in our souls dear
So true :)
Beautifully said :)
It's reverse Disney.
"And she died. The end"
true
Spoiler alert 🚨 😒
@@TheTrueLadybug Sorry 😅
I wouldn't recommend reading the comments of a short youtube video before watching it; they usually contain spoilers.
@FJ García Np.🙂
It’s really sad though. I cried while watching this
Fear and anxiety made this. Love and passion too. I’d rate it PG. it reminds me of how we can overcome fear and heartbreak even when we don’t know it. Sisterhood is amazing in this story. Please keep on making what you do without giving us nightmares!❤
Is it just me or everyone likes animations... I mean animations have a different feeling💜
Yup I am addicted to them
me too ,it make me feel warm ,hopeful,❤
Hmm yeah !!!🥺💜
Army😄😄💜
@Shiena Datiles ohhh hii army ..😄😄
Me and my family did this for my uncle. We worked for hours, if not days if not weeks. They were all displayed in his house, we finished them all. Sadly, our wish never came. I hope he's in a better place now. I miss him.
The orgami is his way to bless you
😞☹️☹️💐🚑
😔☹️☹️
awww i hope so
poor you :(
i saw the thumbnail and i thought this was a story of 2 friends falling in love, y’know a short cute happy lesbian story
but,, now im in tears
KSODJDKSNDJ W H E E Z E BUT LIKE TELL ME WHY I THOUGHT THE SAME THING
shrimp roe JSGSGDGDGD SAME LMFAO😿😿
lol, I though the same thing too.
SAME UAJFJAJDB
LMAO ME TOO IM SO SAD NOW
Actions speak louder than voice. A classic film showing sorrowfulness without speaking a word..🙂
As a genuine Japanese person, I taught foreigners the important feeling, "Let's get along with the good old Japanese life even if we go to heaven." In Japan today, the bonds of the family are so weak that the relationship cannot be repaired when they notice it. Thanks to this animation, I was able to reaffirm the importance of brother-sister relationships. Thank you so much.
I love Japanese culture for that reason
The little girls shared an affectionate relationship . The bond between them can't be described they cared each other selflessly..🙂
:)
Context of knowing about the cranes and the mythology associated is needed to fully understand this short film. Beautiful take.
Do you know it?
@@nadiaalibaig I believe it is said that if you fold 1000 origami cranes, you get a wish
@@vCoralSandsv woah...
Can you make more of this it lovely but I don't have a sister and iam 13 year old iam a child to 😭🥺
the child like hope, innocence and freedom of the young girls was beautifully done.
never thought a short film like this would make me cry... this is so beautiful! good job!
Watch "batteries"!
@@lifesrainbowandsparkles5028 omg i will! thank you!
Already watched it but it made me CRIED A LOT MORE ABOUT LIKE 100 TEARS 🙁🙁🙁🙁🙁😞😞😞😞😩😿😿😿😭😭😭😭😢😭😭😭😭☹☹☹😭😭🤧🤧🤧🤧🤧😿😿😿
I know 😭😭
The music in the end really played with my heart like how wind plays with a partially dry leaf
This is so sad makes me cry every time I watch it knowing how old the grandmother is she probably passed away with her two granddaughters and now their all in heaven embracing each other and never letting go and its just a heart touching thing but sad because they should have lived a long happy life and in the film it showed us that they were happy until they passed away.
Thanks for all the likes guys!!!
This animation almost made me cry, its so sad and heart warming!
That moment when you realize that the second twin to get sick finished all of the cranes and wished for her sister to be well instead of her. ;-;
Hold my shit dear T"T......T-T
😖😭😭🤧
no she wished to be always together and hence in the end the other or the second twin also dies
:( ☹️😭😭😭😭😭😭 thats so sad
*STORY*
A 24 year old boy seeing out from the train’s window shouted…
“Dad, look the trees are going behind!”
Dad smiled and a young couple sitting nearby, looked at the 24 year old’s childish behavior with pity, suddenly he again exclaimed…
“Dad, look the clouds are running with us!”
The couple couldn’t resist and said to the old man…
“Why don’t you take your son to a good doctor?”The old man smiled and said…
“I did and we are just coming from the hospital, my son was blind from birth, he just got his eyes today".
Every single person on the planet has a story. Don’t judge people before you truly know them. The truth might surprise you.
Note : Story is not written by me.
*Well my dream is to hit 10k subs, any help is much appreciated*
It takes only 5 seconds and make my day, Thank you.!
I don't understand which feelingless people disliked this video😠it's very heart touching😢
I liked it, but maybe those who unliked it didn't like it bc it made them cry
Disliked* not unliked.
They doesnt like it because the girls dies. Oldest first, younger later. The wish to be "always together' damned to lost their battle to the illness. Its obvious the youngest pass away too, if you fund just an empty house. The " confort' is they will be together in that better place. A bond beyond death. Its so sad... Its a tender, sweet story, but sadly doesn't got a happy ending. I cant click "like' button for that. And either " unlike', because is a wonderful animation work. Love every detail.
@@keroinu7853 thanks for your advice.😊😊
KMar2214
but theyre twins
When the little girl started crying I did too 😢
Same.
Is that all?
Same to
me too :(
same, i can't hold it 😔
At the ending, it shows the beds being made, instead of the blankets being strewn when the twins where sleeping in the bed. This could show that maybe the other twin has also sucumb to the illness, or maybe she's just sleeping......elsewhere.
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The fact that every time you see a leaf falling, somebody just dead.
@@kathrynysaiahberina626 😂
I remember when I was little i got hooked up into reading and I found this book that tells the storry of a Thousand Origami, A story about a girl child which has disease due to Hiroshima bombings aftermath, because of their urban legend of making thousand origamis she was inspired in making a thousand origamis and wishing she could wish to be healed in the book it says she died at 644 folded origamis but in real life she actually completed the 1000 origamis and even exceeded it before dying. Yet she still dies but the courage and bravery of her faith to live is what makes me so inspired and admire her. Sadder than Grave of Fireflies. Her name is Sadako. She is now a mark for World Peace.
Yea, sudoko?
Her full name is Sadako Sasaki (Thanks, THE BIG BOOK OF WHY?!)
Dude I seriously flooded my whole house with tears. This was so sad....
It is so sad that it ends In a death
SO SHWEEEETTT...much love Tee with LIONS NAMED LEO.[the music worldwide}
and ooo weee sooo cool.!
Me as I click on the video: aw! What a cute little gi-
Little girl: coughs
Me: oh no
dont copy, and i'm saying this while crying.
can u not copy?
Right too much cute
you know its gonna be sad when The title has wish ( it mostly ends happily)
It's not what you think, 😂.
I have never cried watching animated movies like this ... but this one... wow...
Omg dude .... 😖
Kakegurui
YaAAas!!!😂❤
we have the tears
in common .......
Yes...
The second I saw the title, I knew what was coming. My Vietnamese friend had previously told me how if you make a thousand paper cranes, you can make a wish. She attempted it, but we are not very close anymore, so I am not sure if she ever finished.
My guess is that the pink girl had caught Tuberculosis, a bacteria which one of the girls probably inhaled
Like in a Google search, the pink girl coughed up bloody mucus, the blue girl got a fever, they both must’ve gotten weight loss,
And then eventually led to death. This was heartbreaking and very sad, I hope no one in real life ever goes through Tuberculosis.
This should be aired during these Covid 19 times....although it wasn't written for such, yet can still alert those that seem to think it's a joke. .thank-you all that have worked on this.
it was released during covid
One of the rare videos in which I didn't skip till the last
Whenever I watch this film I don't know why every time my all close friend's came first in my mind , I love them so much 😭 This short really moved me every time. I was crying with the characters.
This is so heart touching !! *Time has a wonderful way of showing us what really matters, we should give time and value to our Family , friends and who care for us , whom we love.*
Rispe je mapél kelsy🥺😭😓
@@anthansia 🙆♀️💜
I'm looking for an animated short about a little girl who meets death. When death finally goes away, the little girl asks if she will see her again. Do you know him? Can you tell me the title?
@@irisbonifacio1692 I think '' the windrop "
@@arpitapatra8454 I looked for this name and didn't find it
I have so much sympathy for the blue sister and the grandmother 😢
Also, so scary the pink sister lost her life 😮 I always feel so sad when I hear the grandmother and 2nd sister’s crying 😭
If you read "Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes," your intuition will tell you how this ends.
Beautiful work ❤️
I was looking for a comment about the book, I adored it and I’m glad I’m not the only one here who read it :)
Thank you, I will make a point to read 'Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes'
Yes
I’m a twin and I don’t like this!
Who’s cutting onions?!!!
(Its is absolutely beautiful and I hate that fear of losing my sister, so had to watch this while distracting myself with something else...)
bruh no one cutting onions where your glasses i bet can’t see cause clearly there’s no onions
Flaten Onabh Gosh don’t be so rude
Flaten Onabh bruh
@@areejmobayed870 Did anyone tell you how to be nice or not to be rude!?
Me: I'm sorry not to be rude T^T
I'm a twin too! I'm not identical tho.
I think that the story is about the 2 girls living with their grandma and making 1 thousands paper cranes so they can wish for something, but soon the two got sick, the one that wore pink got even more sick, and when they were almost done with 1 thousand paper cranes, the girl that wore blue tried to make 1 more to wish for the the that wore pink to get better, the paper ripped from all the pressure, stress, and time that was going on in her head, but the girl that wore pink already had made a thousand, with a note that describes for the wish she granted was that she wished to not for her sister to worry and remember that she was always going to be on her side, as in she knew she wasn’t going to make it in time for her sister to save her
Good explanation
close! through the process of making 1,000 cranes you can trade your life for another if the person is who would otherwise make them is unable to continue
🥺😭😭😭😭😭😭😫😫😫😫😫
this reminded me of me and my sis btw she didnt die its just this made me cry bc i dont ever wanna lose her and i will take care of her when i can bc i love her so much no matter if im mad at her love her so much.😭🥺💖
First of all is no one gonna talk about the grandmother?
The fact that she just lost both of her grandaughters-
One
two
Three
Four
Wait they both died?
Good production. Great attention to detail, sound effects, storyline etc. Well done.
My theory is that the pink girls wish wasn't to get well, but to always stay together with her sister. And in the end the wish came true.
But the link one died so how are they together?
@@cattwins2977 In the last scene, it was hinted that the other girl eventually died as well, because the house was cleared out and there were left only two cranes, each representing one of the girls. They were always together, not only in life, but also in death.
@@tereza_c oh ok, ty
did the other girl die?
@@tereza_c so pink girl wished the other girl death
Wow. Was not wanting or expecting to cry. 😢And now everyone's gone! Why are you so cruel? 😭
Nothing can stop death. All we can do is seeing the reality and being prepared for it. It is sad to depart from loved ones and being together with unpleasant ones. This life is filled with sadness. People are unable to see it because their vision is covered. Because of that people tend to see happiness in things that are not certain and which is always changing. They seek pleasure in these and eventually become sad when the opposite of what they think happens. Please see everything as nothing of your own. See the reality and accept it. Please study Buddhism. You will find answers for everything.
Well done to the team. Emotional story.
Lets all pray for those people dying , suffering and enduring this virus!
Also for the doctors who selflessly risk their life and help us...
My mom herself, is a doctor and I'm proud of her job
I hope all this is over soon and we all survive it! 💕✨
Awww I hope so
This was so emotional, very touching. It teaches us that life is short and we must be grateful for the time we have. I have a twin sister, so this a very important lesson for us all.
OMG!!! I cried rivers when the other girl opens the box after her sister is gone! Beautiful yet sad. No demise can be happier.
a sister's love can't be compared
Right
It is sad
True
Yea
Ujh
Was I the only one sobbing WITH the second sister? Like I was crying before but when it got to the end I was wailing, these animations always pull on my heartstrings!
No you weren’t 😰😭
Me crying my eyes out now..
I think because most of them have no dialog for your brain to filter, your heart just interprets the story full on.
😂😂
@Pu zhang yes she was you weirdo you don’t know if she was or wasn’t
Has anyone still watched it until 2024 😢😢 I have watched it until today and this is the second time I have watched it in my life, this makes me feel bitter and tears every time I cry. It seems that this may be the serious consequence of the war that took away thousands of lives.
i got a bucket of tears after watching this huhu
Just you
I only got a pitcher of tears tho
Hahaha
@@0._cat haha
Aj Emman 😡😡😡
My grandmother had a similar experience.
After the end of World War II, Japan was in the process of reconstruction and it was difficult to transport medicine to the mountainous areas.
Her brother and father had pneumonia, but died because of the delay in treatment.
I think this could happen not only in Japan but in any country when war breaks out.
War is definitely not good.
Me: oh! Well this will be a cute animation!
Girl: *coughs*
Me: OH FRICK.
Edit: thanks for the likes!
Same.
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Same
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My big brother died in 2021, this change my life and my mental health was lost, now I feel better but i miss him everyday.
Please value the best people in your life.
Lamento lo de tu hermano😢😭😭😭💔❤ gracias por el mensaje👍😭😥😊
That actually made me cry, I couldn’t imagine loosing my younger brother
This made me cry, I have a sister and can't imagine what I'd do without her.
My sis wants me dead so I don't care about her
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i regret clicking, but im also not disappointed---
like IM SAD GUYS WHY
Did you copie me ????????
Cause you have a heart ♥️
@@dreamland3782 no i didnt even see your comment??
This is the ultimate Try Not to Cry Challenge. 😢😭
Well done! Its beautiful but extremely heartbreaking especially nowadays
Heart touching .. Without any dialogues... It just spread us... a unique idea... Love.. Happiness.. Sorrow... Anxiety.. Just every single emotion was included... Thanks.. 💖💖💖💖
This actually made me cry and when she cried I cried with her
That’s why I turned the volume down so that I don’t hear it cause my mum would be like “why you crying?”
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Love it! It makes me cry every time. Also I didn't know that there was a meaning behind the origamis but when i looked in the description and the other comments i reliezed and also it was really interesting. I was literally looking and searching the words up instead of doing my homework.
Oh my gosh, what a powerful story and so beautifully created. This short really moved me. I was crying with the characters. Thank you for creating such an amazing, emotional masterpiece. Continue using the gifts and talents that God has placed in every one of you. Wishing you much success. Onward to a bright future...
It's sad, but at the same time beautiful, truly love conquers all. ♥️
This little short movie created in me more emotions and tears then the two hours in the titanic movie. Great job guys with this short movie...it was BEAUTIFULLY MADE!!! 😍
Girls: *cof
Me: *one of them is gonna die*
I SAID THE SAME THING
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yup...i thought the exact same thing
Yeah me also .thought one of the is gonna die🥺
Yeah me too :^