Pilgrimage to the Shinto Shrine, Edo Japan

Fairy Tales of Old Japan  by  William E. Griffis

Winter, Edo Japan

Fairy Tales of Old Japan
by William E. Griffis

Japanese Fairy Tales by Lafcadio Hearn

Japanese Fairy Tales by Yei Theodora Ozaki

Tales of Old Japan by Algernon Bertram Freeman-Mitford

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Table of Contents

The Fire-Fly's Lovers

The Travels of the Two Frogs

The Child of the Thunder

The Tounge-Cut Sparrow

The Ape and the Crab

The Wonderful Tea-Kettle

Benkei and the Bell

Little Silver's Dream

The Magic Frog

How the Jelly-Fish Lost His Shell

Lord Cuttle-Fish's Concert

Raiko and His Guards

Raiko Slays the Demons

The Ambitious Carp

Lord Long-Leg's Procession

The Power of Love

The Tide-Jewels

The Grateful Crane

The Idol and the Whale

The Gift of Gold Lacquer

The text came from:

Griffis, William E. Fairy Tales of Old Japan. London: George G. Harrap & Co., 1911.
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