Rapid City students send wishes of peace to Japan
(World News USA)

World Peace may seem like an impossible goal, but Kazumi Tinant is tackling this global challenge with tiny pieces of paper. The seeds of her interest started when her family moved to Hiroshima, which on Aug. 6, 1945, was the target of a U.S. nuclear bomb that would lead to the end of World War II. `When I was 10 years old, I moved from Osaka (Japan) to Hiroshima,` she said. `My parents took me to see the Memorial Peace Park and Museum in Hiroshima.` Tinant, who now lives in Rapid City, was deeply impacted by the artifact exhibits and descriptions of the nuclear explosion that killed tens of thousands of Japanese. `I was scared and couldn´t believe what I saw. I couldn´t sleep for a couple...