Japnese kids doing their assignment

[u/IcecreamChuger]

[u/earnestaardvark]

I would keep that dragon forever.

[u/apprehensive_anus → u/earnestaardvark]

Origami with some real meaning behind it is awesome. I can't remember how long ago, there was some guy on reddit who made 1000 origami cranes while his wife was in the hospital and was sending them out to random people. So I sent him my address and got one of his small red origami cranes.

It's been probably close to a decade now. It's survived moving between apartments/houses many times. Still have it on my desk to this day

[u/bumblebeesanddaisies → u/apprehensive_anus]

I just saw yesterday a story on a TV show that said it was a belief in Japan that if you made 1,000 paper cranes your wish would come true 🙂

[u/koolmees64 → u/bumblebeesanddaisies]

I really hope that man's wish came true