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2011年3月10日木曜日

about [ INORI~祈り~ ] (Lyrics in ENGLISH)



[ INORI~祈り~ ] Lyrics in ENGLISH (revised edition)

I knew my life was coming to an end but I couldn’t tell how I really felt inside.
I secretly whispered to those colorful folded paper cranes.
I missed all my love and their tenderness
Please God, allow me to stay with them a little longer.
I cried and cried. I was tired of crying. I was shivering from fear.
INORI”“INORI” I wished I could live.

Everytime I fold a paper crane, the pain of parting welled up in me.
But if I strived to fold a string of one thousand paper cranes,
I believed that I could return to my warm sweet home.
I kept my fingers crossed and kept folding paper cranes
But I couldn’t stop crying because I knew my departure was coming closer no matter what.
I cried and cried. I was tired of crying. The paper cranes encouraged me.
INORI”“INORI” I dreamed of my wish every day.

My time has come. I lastly want to express my gratitude as my last words
All I want to do is thank you for all. I have been happy all my life.
I cried and cried. I was tired of crying. The paper cranes encouraged me.
INORI”“INORI” I dreamed of my wish every day.


Many seasons go by, I am still wishing.
I never want anyone to go through the same pain and sorrow.
I never want anyone to experience such pain and sorrow.

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This song “INORI –Wish(pray)“, sung by a Japanese female singer Kumiko, was written to convey messages from Sadako Sasaki. Sadako is known as “the Child of the A-bomb”, whose statue is displayed in the Hiroshima Peace Park.


Sadako was exposed to radiation in the atomic bombing of Hiroshima when she was 2 years old and suffered from leukemia 10 years after the bombing, and finally passed away when she was 12. In her sickbed, she kept folding paper cranes with her paper medicine wrapping , believing she could go back home soon and wishing that such tragic war never occur again.


INORI means Wish(pray).
Sadako's pray was to get well soon and to live with the people she loved. She wished that nobody else would have to go through the same pain as her own. We believe mercy and loving-kindness always create love, on the other hand hatred only arises hatred. We felt that this song INORI could convey the power of love and create bonds of love among people all over the world.




2010年6月6日日曜日

about INORI (ENGLISH)

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The songs title, Inori means wish in English.In Japan, it is said 
that if you fold a thousand origami cranes, your wish will come true. 
Because of this, origami has become a symbol of peace. This song is
about a girl who makes origami with the wish that people will have an 
open heart and share it with one another and also that human beings 
will cherish their one precious life.  

The songs main theme is world peace, similar to We are the World 
and Amazing Grace.This song inspired me to begin the Inori (wish) 
Project. We would like to spread the idea of origami as a symbol of 
peace around the world.  

For this project, the origami is made on the internet rather than by hand.  
Just by accessing the INORI Twitter website one can make an origami 
crane just by clicking.   Every time someone accesses the website and 
click on "Wish", a origami crane is made.  

Each crane is counted towards the thousand of cranes needed to make a 
wish come true. Please join the INORI project to make a world peace.


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Your Orizuru was delivered to HIROSHIMA on 8/6 2010 but as our Wish for peace never ends please continue sending your tweets.(for Movile:Tweet your wish for a peace with  #ORIZURU )







INORI website in ENGLISH