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Furthermore, you will find the Senbazuru corner, where visitors can attempt to fold a crane. The museum records show that in 1989, they received 2.3 million paper cranes from 128 countries. As of 2024, that number has exceeded 10 billion cranes sent globally.

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Sadako Sasaki was born on January 7, 1943, in Hiroshima. When the atomic bomb exploded nearly two kilometers from her home, Sadako was thrown from her house by the blast but miraculously survived with no visible injuries. For nearly a decade, she lived a seemingly normal life, growing into a healthy, energetic girl who loved sports and excelled at running. Furthermore, you will find the Senbazuru corner, where