History of Ghost Sadako

Sadako is the ghost of Japan. Characteristics of women,

face covered with long hair, and wearing a long dress

white. Sadako is often out of the well by means

crawl. You see, the Sadako (he does) committed suicide

by plunging into the old well. People who

live around the well was often seen standing Sadako

the well or are crawling out of wells. Curse

Sadako is very strong and she continues to hold a grudge kesumatnya

to anyone whom he met in the well where he died.

So be careful with the well that is all around you ..

hihihihi ..

The real story of Sadako is real .. But not

horror stories are true, but people ..

True History

Sadako Sasaki (January 7, 1943 - October 25, 1955) is a

Japanese girl who lived near Misasa Bridge in Hiroshima,

Japan when the atomic bomb was sentenced to a fall in

Hiroshima. Sadako was two years old on August 6, 1945

when he became a victim of the atomic bomb.

At the time of the explosion Sadako was at home in,

about 1 mile from the bomb blast. On January 1955, the spots

purple and have started to form into clumps that

enlarged. Later, he was diagnosed with leukemia as

her illness, the disease was later referred to as

"An Atomic Bomb Disease". On August 3, 1955,

Chizuko Hamamoto, Sadako's best friend came to the hospital

to visit and give an origami paper

made to Crane. At first Sadako did not understand

why Chizuko do this, and Chizuko

tell stories about the work of cranes. Then he began to make

Crane himself ever since he heard the story, The Japanese first

said that people who could make 1000 cranes will

got what he wanted.

Version of the popular story in Japan is that it does not work

make 1000 cranes from its original destination, he only has

644 fold before he died. Friends of the successful

completed the 1000 cranes were buried with Sadako.

While another version says that at the end of August

1955 Sadako had achieved that goal and continued to fold cranes

until he died. This story comes from the book Sadako and the Thousand

Paper Cranes, an exhibition that appeared at the Hiroshima Peace

Memorial Museum.

Although he had plenty of time for him at home

ill to make the cranes, he did not have enough paper to

make 1000 cranes them. He got a paper by

go to another patient's room to ask the former paper gift

which are not used anymore and his friend, Chizuko the

always bring the paper every day after school for

Sadako.

During his time at the hospital his condition continued to

deteriorate. Around mid-October, leg swelling and kirnya

changed to purple. With family around him, Sadako

died on the morning of October 25, 1955.