Cover image for Japanese Folktales (Contos Folclóricos do Japão; Японские народные сказки; Truyện Cổ Tích Nhật Bản; Dongeng Rakyat Jepang; Cuentos Folclóricos de Japón; Nippon Mukashibanashi; ニッポン昔話; Japanese Folk Tales; Tales of Old Japan; Nippon Mukashi Banashi; Contes du Japon d'Autrefois)
Original Story by Kazuichi Hanawa
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Japanese Folktales

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Type Manga
Release Year / Date Dec 01, 2000
Country Japan
Author Kazuichi Hanawa
Artist / Illustrator Kazuichi Hanawa
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Volumes 1
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This manga presents a beautifully illustrated collection of Japan's most beloved traditional folktales, bringing timeless stories to life for modern readers. The anthology features eleven distinct narratives, beginning with the classic tale of the Tongue-Cut Sparrow and the legendary journey of Urashima Tarou beneath the sea. Readers will encounter the fiery revenge of Kachi-kachi Yama, the incredible adventures of the inch-tall Issunboushi, and the heartwarming story of the Old Man Who Made Withered Trees Blossom. The collection continues with the haunting tale of Princess Uriko, the heroic exploits of Momotarou the Peach Boy, and the whimsical adventure of the Old Man with the Wen. It also includes the cunning battle between the monkey and the crab in Saru Kani Gassen, the ethereal beauty of Kaguya-hime from the bamboo grove, and concludes with an original narrative titled Japanese Future Tales. Through faithful adaptations and expressive artwork, this volume serves as both an essential cultural archive and an engaging reading experience, preserving the moral lessons, supernatural encounters, and enduring charm of Japan's rich storytelling heritage.
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