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Hometown Rebuilding: Folktales from Japan (ふるさと再生 (さいせい) 日本 (にっぽん)の昔 (むかし)ばなし, Furusato Saisei: Nippon no Mukashi Banashi) is a 258-episode long Japanese anime television series that adapts various traditional stories from Japan. Each episode of this anime comprises three approximately seven-minute tales. Produced by the Tokyo-based animation company Tomason, it was aired by TV Tokyo from April 1, 2012 to March 26, 2017.

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  • Hometown Rebuilding: Folktales from Japan (ふるさと再生 (さいせい) 日本 (にっぽん)の昔 (むかし)ばなし, Furusato Saisei: Nippon no Mukashi Banashi) is a 258-episode long Japanese anime television series that adapts various traditional stories from Japan. Each episode of this anime comprises three approximately seven-minute tales. Produced by the Tokyo-based animation company Tomason, it was aired by TV Tokyo from April 1, 2012 to March 26, 2017. The narration and all character voices are provided by veteran film actors Akira Emoto and Yoneko Matsukane. Voice actress and singer Shoko Nakagawa performed the initial opening and ending theme songs. Tomoyuki Okura, a member of the vocal group INSPi, wrote and composed the opening theme "Hitori no Kimi ga Umareta to sa" (You Were Born Alone), and the ending theme song "Arukou" (Let's Walk) with his fellow INSPi member Keisuke Yoshida. From episode 53 onwards, "Arukou" was replaced by "Pyon Pyon Punyo Punyo no Uta" (Song of Jump! Jump! Cheek! Cheek!) by Shindo Heart (lyrics) and Star Flower (song) from Victor Entertainment. From episode 208 onwards, "Hitori no Kimi ga Umareta to sa" was replaced by "Furusato Hokkorimura" by Hajime Yamanouchi (lyrics) and Kaori Mizumori (song). A second 50-episode long series, Hometown Visiting: Folktales from Japan (ふるさとめぐり日本 (にっぽん)の昔 (むかし)ばなし, Furusato Meguri: Nippon no Mukashi Banashi) began airing from April 2, 2017 and it was concluded on March 25, 2018. Each episode of this anime comprises two approximately ten-minute tales instead. An English-subtitled version was simulcasted on the streaming service Crunchyroll, which describes the main plot as following: "Like in any culture, Japanese kids grow up listening to the stories repeatedly told by their parents and grandparents. The boy born from a peach; the princess from the moon who is discovered inside a bamboo; the old man who can make a dead cherry tree blossom, etc. These short stories that teach kids to see both the dark and bright sides of life have passed traditional moral values from generation to generation." (en)
  • Furusato saisei: Nippon no mukashibanashi (ふるさと再生 日本の昔ばなし? lett. "Rinascita dell'antico villaggio: Favole giapponesi"), anche nota internazionalmente come Folktales from Japan è una serie televisiva anime, iniziata il 1º aprile 2012 e conclusasi il 25 marzo 2018 su TV Tokyo. La serie racconta in ogni episodio varie storie legate al folclore ed alla mitologia giapponese. Voci narranti di ogni episodio saranno quelle degli attori Akira Emoto e . (it)
  • 『ふるさと再生 日本の昔ばなし』(ふるさとさいせい にっぽんのむかしばなし)は、2012年4月1日から2017年3月26日までテレビ東京系列で放送されたテレビアニメ。厚生労働省社会保障審議会特別推薦 児童福祉文化賞受賞作品。 ヘーベルハウス(旭化成ホームズ)の一社提供で「ヘーベルハウス劇場」の枠名が設定されている。 (ja)
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  • ふるさとめぐり 日本の昔話 (en)
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dbp:shortsummary
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  • An ogre possesses a golden ladle. A young boy's beloved horse is brutally treated by a rich man. (en)
  • A man gets a bathtub stuck to his butt by an angry god. A warrior challenges the ghosts of Himeji castle. (en)
  • A woman wants a drug to slowly kill her mother-in-law. An old man is terrible to his servants, even when those servants are monsters . A frog from Kyoto and a frog from Osaka visit each other's cities. (en)
  • A fisherman is given a gift that turns about to be a curse, monkeys worship a Buddha without getting their butts wet, and a merchant learns what is important in life. (en)
  • A mysterious woman visits a candy store every night. The owner follows her after she leaves, but she disappears into a grave... A traveling merchant buys his partner's dream of treasure for a lot of money . The beautiful daughter of a rich man is sent to marry tougorou the potato digger. Tougorou is lonely and miserable and poor in the mountains, but one day... (en)
  • A thief gets tricked, a rabbit plays tricks, and a brother's revenge for a trick goes too far. (en)
  • A god's love of his fellow creatures is tested . A strange-colored deer holds the key to a cure. A priest demands the return of a jewel. (en)
  • A god gives a man a fox who helps him in business, but the fox demands an exponential price in return. A stonecutter learns who the most important man in the world is. Dolls come out to play at night on Doll's Day. (en)
  • A hard working family refuses to give in to poverty so the God of Poverty haunting them is to be fired. But they want him to stay. A strange child shouts, "Poor! Trip!" at a poor elderly couple on new years. A poor man gives a priest statue a straw hat, and is given blessings in return . (en)
  • Invisibility comes with a price, a demon repays a kindness, and always carries some Yaki-Gobou when you die. (en)
  • A kind old man raises a dog named Shiro, but his greedy neighbor kills it. When he spreads the ashes in the garden... . A rich young man is ill and wants an orange, but it's the middle of summer. The head clerk runs all over town and finally finds one. A thief tries to break into a brewery but is knocked out by the owner. The owner thinks the thief is dead and abandons him next to a river. (en)
  • An old is thrown away, a man delivers a letter for a water god, and a fake samurai gets lucky. (en)
  • A man finds a golden egg and takes it home, and a baby hatches from it. A man is cruel to his hard-working wife, who leaves him. Then he turns into a turtle. A lazy man sleeps all day, when a drought comes its time for him to work . (en)
  • A demon puts a carpenter in an unwanted deal, a fox learns of karma, and what is more important - honesty or obedience. (en)
  • Urashima Tarō visits an undersea palace . A priest teaches a magistrate a lesson for wasting his time. A horse falls in love with a princess. (en)
  • Yams are rolled, mistakenly . A toad's oil cures wounds. A greedy man pleads for mercy from the sun. (en)
  • A lazy man who wants to not work goes to a mansion where they feed him feasts every day. The eldest of the seven sisters of the big dipper falls in love with a man. A man on a fishing ship who makes the food, called a Kashiki, gave the leftovers to the fish. (en)
  • A deceitful and murderous husband meets a terrifying end. A man seeks refuge in a grave and fools a robber. A thief thinks he's been killed and sent to paradise . (en)
  • A massive pumpkin grows from a tiny vine and a man is very happy; parents hear from the mountain god and water god that their child will be stolen by Kappas on his twelfth birthday , and a huge willow stands in front of a tea shop. The son of the shop saves it from being cut down. (en)
  • A cherry tree blooms on the night of the full moon. A bridge-maker makes a bridge over a steep canyon. (en)
  • An abandoned wife seeks revenge. A nursemaid sacrifices her life for her charge. A snake demands to marry a girl. (en)
  • A man is haunted by a ghost who wants him to leave his fish . A flying man goes on a flying journey. A greedy man repents of his attack on his brother. (en)
  • A small [child] shows the biggest bravery, an old man's accidental gift is repaid, and a lazy man gets the cow. (en)
  • A fisherman's wife dies from illness, and he meets a woman who looks just like her on the rocks of a cape. The white rabbit who lives on the island of Inaba tries to trick the crocodiles to let him cross the sea, but they strip off his skin , and Doujimaru is said to be the son of the white fox, and to have inherited his mother's mysterious powers. (en)
  • A fisherman meets a girl with the help of a goddess, but her parents are opposed to their marriage. He tries to send her home, but... To build a shrine in their town, the villagers hire a man named Takumi. At night Takumi's dolls do the work for him. A priest brings back candles as a gift, but the villagers don't know what they are. One pretends that they're a kind of food... (en)
  • A couple raise a snake, a kappa gets married, and a Fava Bean, Straw, and Charcoal take a trip to Ise. (en)
  • A woman entrusts a man with a mysterious mansion . A rich man makes a deal with a kappa to make a bridge. A girl's soul enters another's body. (en)
  • An old woman cuts off the leg of an octopus on the beach, and gets rich by selling it at the market. A groom is given botamochi rice balls at his bride's village. He wants his mom to make them, so he keeps saying "botamochi" on the way home, but then he trips and rises up saying, "dokkoisho!" . A strong-willed and hardworking mother goes all alone to Ashitaka Mountain, where a Tengu lives. But she doesn't come back. (en)
  • A statue by the river reminds a boy of his dead mother. His stepmom tells him that if the statue will eat a rice ball, he can have one too, so off he goes. The insect children are playing in the depths of the forest when walking stick falls from a tree and starts to cry . One late night, a pack driver is returning home when he meets a beautiful woman. (en)
  • A mother fights for her daughter, we learn the tale of Sakata no Kintoki , and toot causes great embarrassment. (en)
  • A wife farts so hard that she blows down trees. A chef in Okinawa competes for the best dish. (en)
  • Three talismans protect a boy . A monkey throws rocks. A rat finds a husband for his daughter . (en)
  • A man wants to be poor. A lord forbids his people from luxuries. (en)
  • A raccoon disguises itself as a mountain monk. A woman is sacrificed to make a bridge sturdy. (en)
  • A promise is broken and a life is taken. A man marries a green willow. The lord of hell is tricked out of his job by a sneaky thief . (en)
  • Children learn how to seasons come in, a brother's greed leads to ruin, and the Amanojaku gets tricked. (en)
  • A greedy priest is sent to hell. A great man named Mito Mitsukuni is very hungry. (en)
  • Men make friends with a magic go player. A mischievous boy named Yachabou makes a friend. A man shoots a duck in anger and is visited in the night by its vengeful ghost. (en)
  • A puppet master visits a strange temple, a goddess is punished for her dalliances and an arrogant whale loses a race. (en)
  • With the help of his loving son, an old octopus fisher goes on a trip. There was a very rich man who promised to pluck all the warabi off the mountain in a single day. An old couple turn to fraud to make more money at their store, but drive customers away. (en)
  • A man marries a cow . Gold coins are found and lost . A priest becomes friends with angry ocelots at a temple. (en)
  • A man becomes invisible and feels very alone. A river otter is tricked by dastardly shrimp. (en)
  • A priest sends a boy into town to learn about the mysterious "tenshiki". A snot-nosed boy can grant any wish, but he drools all the time . A lost house gives wonderful presents. (en)
  • A fallen lord sacrifices his prized possessions for a traveling monk; a princess is found in a stalk of bamboo , and a priest tricks a fox, and finds himself confronted by the lost souls of hell. (en)
  • A girl sacrifices herself to save her master's daughter. Sen Rikyuu creates a new style of tea. (en)
  • A man gets a hood which helps him listen to animals. An old man's wife beloved makes him promise to put her dead body in the closet. Vegetables take a bath to get ready to go to heaven. (en)
  • A man witnesses his own funeral. A road is haunted by the spirits of the dead. An overconfident climber takes a terrible fall. (en)
  • Crab children seek vengeance on a monkey who hurt their mother . A greedy man finds a shrine that doubles his money. A man saves a spider and marries a beautiful woman, who makes him rich with her splendid weaving. (en)
  • A Zashiki-Warashi brings joy to a household . A lazy husband has a nagging wife. A red demon fears peaches. (en)
  • A monkey steals a baby, a small shows the biggest bravery , and a unique shapped baby grows into a unique man. (en)
  • A lazy woman is visited by terrible ghosts . A monkey throws rocks . A badger longs for a mother's warmth . (en)
  • Cowherd Okaru took care of a young black calf that transformed into a handsome young man when it was three years old. Momotarō is born from a peach, and raised by an old couple into a strong young boy . Seibei is known as a man who loves to eat soba noodles. (en)
  • Two men are visited in dreams by their dead fathers, rats fight it out in the sumo ring , and a mysterious old man makes magic with watermelons. (en)
  • The lord of a poor province is sad to see how weak his sumo wrestlers are for this year's tournament, but they all defeat even the strongest wrestlers. A fava bean, a piece of straw, and a piece of charcoal all bounce out of an old woman's kitchen and decide to visit Ise . There are two men who live on the east and west side of town, and each night they come to a bar to drink. They always drink the same drink, and insult each other. (en)
  • The Sending Star: A young, hard-working man hears that his grandmother is dying. He visits her house and sees that she is fine. On his way home, he finds himself in great peril... A promise with the master of the river: A boy is born and it is prophesied that his life will be taken by the master of the river when he turns 18. The year of his 18th birthday, a huge rain causes the river to almost flood. Gonbei the Duck Hunter: A hunter named Gonbei ties a rope around the legs of 50 ducks stuck in the water, but when it melts they fly off, dragging him towards a great adventure. (en)
  • A man marries a woman whose head grows in length . Rats play sumo . A dad grows jealous of his daughter's friendship with a horse . (en)
  • A rabbit seeks revenge when a raccoon's pranks go too far . Two monsters are defeated by a Buddhist monk. A wandering monk battles a horrifying monster who turns her victims to stone. (en)
  • A cat wants to replay her master, a greedy man trips to much, and a lazy man fans too much. (en)
  • A cat from Ryuuguu Palace brings wealth. A greedy man freezes as he eats all the persimmons. A man sells farts that are sacred to the Buddha. (en)
  • A boy is born from a peach and beats a demon . Kintarō is a very strong boy who wants to find his father . A man saves a turtle who is being bullied, and is taken to an undersea palace . (en)
  • A man named Chikaraishi battles Kappa for sumo supremacy. The great buddha of Nara is built over a period of decades. (en)
  • The Rat Sutra scares off a thief . A snake is struck down by the gods. A wife sacrifices her life to the gods to finish the harvest. (en)
  • A stranger comes to a fishing village which plans to catch many fish by poisoning the river. As the villagers debate, they are warned against this by a traveling priest; a fisherman saves a little turtle and is taken to an undersea palace , and two boys go to ask the fire god to help them with a demon who's been raiding their village. (en)
  • An old man saves a broken swallow, who rewards him with a magic watermelon seed; a man encounters a terrifying ghost at a haunted stream , and a traveling priest visits a village where an evil dragon is devouring virgin sacrifices. (en)
  • A mountain woman overeats, there is always someone bigger, and a man shouldn't eat. (en)
  • An old woman loses her husband in a storm, but a statue of a god washes up with his boat and she worships it. One day in early spring, as the children are playing, a young man suddenly appears. A young carpenter is trying to build a bridge across a river, but every storm that comes washes it away. (en)
  • A poor woman steals rice to help a priest in need. A dancing man faces a trickster fox. A lonely man marries a woman who is actually an icicle. (en)
  • A boy climbs a beanstalk to heaven. A man promises to marry his dying wife when she is reborn. The sorrowful souls of dead mothers haunt a mountain for all eternity. (en)
  • A kind man marries a crane who weaves on his loom. A man goes out to fish on a stormy day and doesn't come back. Gohachi sumo wrestles a tengu. (en)
  • Orihime and Hikoboshi fall in love, but neglect their duties. They are separated eternally by the milky way . A woman is tricked by an evil mother and dies in a swamp, but she wasn't what she appeared to be. A woman's sons drown in a river, and she builds eight bridges to commemorate their deaths. (en)
  • A monk goes to a temple for spiritual training. An Eggplant Grannie reportedly shows up at a secluded mountain temple. There was a tengu who used an invisibility cape to pull pranks on people . (en)
  • A raccoon repays a debt but learns a lesson, a fox thinks five steps ahead, and Mr. Careless needs to slow down. (en)
  • A mother provers her love, and old man's accidental gift is repaid , and a man gets greedy with his prayers. (en)
  • A noble boy is covered in ashes to hide his true identity. A Tengu turns a lake into sake, and threatens a boy if he reveals the secret. A man named Kanekichi plays a flute so beautifully it entrances even the animals. (en)
  • Mother and Father Mouse hunt for the best husband, a wife and husband communicate without words, and a couple battles for the last rice ball. (en)
  • On New Year's Eve, a poor couple struggles to bring in the new year . A woman is told not to let the fire go out on New Year's Eve, but... Minokichi and Mokichi take shelter from the blizzard, when a mysterious woman appears before them . (en)
  • A young man meets an old man on the way to Ise, and promises to visit his village. A boatman saves a blind man from a flood, but the blind man dies. A rich man has a very powerful servant. The servant is smart, too, so the rich man gives him one challenge after another. (en)
  • A boy the size of a thumb defeats a demon . A girl seeks shelter on a snowy night, but is forced to sleep under the porch and a pack of hungry wolves approach her. The lord of a local province learns to love pike. (en)
  • Tanuki plow a field for a kind man. Bunzaemon becomes rich selling oranges. (en)
  • A man learns about the importance of community, a couple creates a child from dirt , and a skylark ruins everything. (en)
  • A greedy man wants to cheat customers out of tofu. A lowly merchant grows to great riches. (en)
  • A god duels an eight-headed snake . A horse is taken from its mother at a lake. A demon confronts the horror of yam-eating peasants. (en)
  • A girl is born from a watermelon and then tricked by a demon. A dog becomes a man . A radish is shocked and amazed. (en)
  • A young servant girl is given a demon mask as a goodbye present, and goes to a new place to work. A young boy learns that if you put on a Tengu's cape you'll be invisible. He steals the cape from the Tengu, and now he can play all the tricks he wants, but... . "We've saved this money up for the future. Don't waste it," an old husband tells his silly wife... but then, a pair of thieves come when he's not home. (en)
  • Two boys have a great destiny to fulfill. A fox and a raccoon get in a competition to see who can trick the other. A boy goes deep underground and finds a terrible country of demons. (en)
  • A crane repays a fisherman, a group of heroes defeat a demon, and moderation is key. (en)
  • A fisherman learns to appreciate what he has, a couple is blessed with an unusual child, and a lying boy meets a lying girl. (en)
  • A man finds an expensive bowl being used as a cat dish and schemes to get it. A lazy man is sent to the capital to work. A monkey and a toad go to Ise, but the monkey does all the work. (en)
  • Asakichi and his wife save the thunder when it falls from heaven. A rough country girl who doesn't know how to be polite says "o" in front of everything because her mom tells her to . A young, hardworking girl is to be adopted by her master, but his jealous wife makes her quit while the master is away. (en)
  • A man wants to be a Sennin but fails, so he becomes a salesman instead. Kobayashi Issa, the haiku poet, thinks of the sun, the moon, and his soba. (en)
  • A runner saves a group of monkeys at an expensive cost; the Sun, Moon, and Thunder come to an agreement , and a woodcutter gets the last laugh. (en)
  • Three demons at Fuuraiji encounter a powerful monk. Buddha puts a hand-print on a mountain. Wives are tricked into shaving their heads. (en)
  • Raccoons play the drums at Shoujouji temple . Hina dolls play drums throughout the night . A man almost become a cat. (en)
  • A traveling performer gets lost on a mountain at night, and encounters a mountain grannie. The grannie asks him to perform. A monk finds an envelope of money for a boy named "Sentoku." An ugly stonefish tries to confess its love to a beautiful girl fish. (en)
  • A horse from a painting comes alive. A recipe is made for cold soup. (en)
  • Midon the fisherman is wounded and can't go fishing, so he borrows money from a samurai - but can't pay it back; a wife gets mad at her drunkard husband and returns to her parents - but she misses her husband now that she's left him , and a young servant named Sutekichi loves katanas. He wants his own, so he pays a blacksmith with a thousand logs to make one for him. (en)
  • A tengu from Dainichiyama finds a human mother. A fox gives a man a gift in exchange for not being shot. A mother is reunited with a lost child which was kidnapped by an eagle . (en)
  • A kappa learns to fish. Buddha eats some snacks... or does he? A sparrow and woodpecker visit their dying mother. (en)
  • A man learns to look beyond the surface of a person, a flower seller forgets to keep his promise, and everything is sacred. (en)
  • A man meets a woman with no face outside of town. He runs to tell someone, but everyone he sees is a faceless monster. An old man finds a beautiful young girl inside a bamboo tree . A servant works hard to find the woman his master is in love with. (en)
  • A man marries a unique woman, a flower seller forgets to keep his promise , and a farmer makes it rain. (en)
  • A simple trip leads to an unfortunate life , a mother fights for her daughter , and a bumpkin gets the last laugh . (en)
  • A fishing hook is lost, then found . A man does not understand the proper etiquette for eating crab. A blue oni and a red oni fight for the love of a goddess. (en)
  • A magic dagger saves a man from a snake. A priest statue cures asthma. A beach plays a mysterious melody. (en)
  • The fearsome warrior Fujiwara Touta Hidesato fears nothing, a village doctor changes his way, and... Please! Cling! Please! Hold! (en)
  • A monk saves a girl from an evil monster . Flowers hide logs. The buddha's forehead shines. (en)
  • Is it a gift from Buddha or is it stealing? The answers you sneak can come in many forms and give your friend the benefit of the doubt. (en)
  • A kappa becomes friends with a boy. A centipede goes to et a doctor. A rich man is transformed into a monkey. (en)
  • There is a kid who works hard but the priest has never seen him work hard. Yahei's friends cut down a willow tree, and their tongues were ripped out of their throats and they died horrible deaths. Okoma is kidnapped by an eagle and saved by a salmon. (en)
  • A giant called Yagorou-dono lived long ago. A god drives away insects from crops. (en)
  • Dainichi Nyorai guides a family, a fisherman learns to appreciate what he has , and a young monk learns not to judge a book by its cover. (en)
  • A priest saves a town from sacrificing another daughter, a lazy man learns hard work, and a lazier man learns nothing. (en)
  • A huge rock saves a village from a flood. The villagers use it to make a giant statue, but the statue is too big to carry to the temple. But then the statue... . A poor old man goes to sell balls of thread for new years. Gorouhei, a poor man, trades an old basin from his family for rice. (en)
  • Two boys catch a star . A greedy old woman won't share her yams. A butterfly repays a debt. (en)
  • A ship of ghosts tries to drag the living to the bottom of the ocean. Raccoons fight a war in Awa. (en)
  • A fox impersonates a man's wife. Gods play a game of sumo to celebrate a change of fortune in a household. An old couple has a quiet contest that's interrupted by a thief . (en)
  • A poor young man lets a traveling girl stay the night in his hut, and ends up marrying her. Two giants compete to build the largest mountain in Japan. A rich man sends a letter to a local priest. If he'll come to the rich man's house and pray, he'll be given a barrel of rice. (en)
  • A young girl is thrown into the river, an old woman's gift is repaid , and a king learns a lesson. (en)
  • Yajiemon fights a giant bear. A man designs the gate for a temple after badly injuring his left hand. (en)
  • A man fights fate, a lazy man gets the cow , and a son sees his father. (en)
  • A good deed is repaid, a dog rewards a kind master , and a bumpkin gets the last laugh. (en)
  • A fox is outwitted by a man who wants to be a girl . A sardine's head is a sign of faith. Two strong men compete all the time. (en)
  • A ghost raises a child. A man freezes in the snow while he waits for his love. A fox plays tricks. (en)
  • Every night a cursed katana flies out of its scabbard and kills people. The ghost of a murdered woman counts plates every night. A couple moves next to a lake where animals and monsters live. (en)
  • A young man throws all his firewood into a whirlpool, and the next day he's visited by a woman from the undersea palace of Ryuuguu. A millet makes salt, and never stops . Magical birds escape from a painting drawn by a master. (en)
  • A man is always in a big hurry. A terrible monster is defeated by a cat. A rich man devises a cunning plan to marry off his daughter. (en)
  • A female fox; the meaning of "Hirarin, Heirin, Tairarin, Tairabayashi and Ippachijuu no Mokumoku, and Hitotsutoyattsudetokkikki" , and a legendary hero can't catch a break. (en)
  • A priest turns into a carp while he is very sick. A singing pot tells of treasure. A giant teapot monster haunts an abandoned temple. (en)
  • A snake made of straw comes to life. Uesugi Youzan makes things happen. (en)
  • A weasel and a rat plant a field with chestnuts because they're starving. Kotaro goes to visit his mother up the river when the woman who raised him dies. A lightning god comes to Earth and finds a woman who he falls in love with. (en)
  • A man saves a horsefly, who repays him by helping him marry the headman's daughter. A doctor of moxibustion heals a thunder god who has a bad hip. A man loves to look at his wife so much that he can't work, so she gives him a picture of himself . (en)
  • A wife eats nothing... except her husband . Three losers defeat the lord of hell. A woman prays to survive a plague. (en)
  • A lazy man becomes rich with the help of a god. A raccoon gathers donations for a temple. (en)
  • The mole clan is very rough and violent. They plan to shoot down the sun. A young hunter saves a fox from being eaten by a snake. An old man known for his wit wins a game against the local lord, who challenges him to bring 10 barrels of tea seeds in an attempt to get revenge. (en)
  • The gods repay a kindness, greed gets you nowhere, and a true act of kindness is always rewarded. (en)
  • There is a man who can hear the voices of the vinegar he makes. A bird gets its leg stuck in a rice ball. There was a young man who was afraid of nothing. (en)
  • A Priest Statue goes around a village. A Priest Statue turns sideways. An unsettling story about a teacup. (en)
  • A hard-working potter learns the secrets of lacquerware. In Shirataki, the wife is the boss. (en)
  • Three brothers learn the best use of money, wolves won't eat a good man, and dokkosiho is delicious! (en)
  • A radish saves; a thief is scary, a wolf is scary, but the worst is the Furuya Flora ; and can a horse poop gold? (en)
  • A titan lays siege to a small fishing village, an evil lord steals a man's beautiful wife , and friends of a lord plot to take back his money from a fox haunting in a graveyard. (en)
  • An elderly couple is blessed with a daughter born from a bamboo stalk, a little boy's sister has become a real demon, and a worker is terrified of meat buns. (en)
  • A good for nothing saves the day, a liar gets the last laugh, and we learn the importance of names. (en)
  • A cold woman appears , a Tengu is their biggest fan, and the demon vow's revenge. (en)
  • A woodcutter meets a wounded deer in the mountains. He saves it from a hunter and watches until its wounds are healed... The Fox comes to see the river otter, who is good at catching fish. He takes fish from the river otter but never gives any himself. And so the River Otter comes up with an idea... . A young man in the village of Matagi, Hachirōtarō, goes to the mountains with two of his friends, but as he gets ready for dinner he gives into his hunger and eats their fish. (en)
  • The people of a village are beset by a firebird. They call upon the Lion King to protect them, and a great battle begins. A wooden buddha made by a faithful believer and a rich man's golden buddha have a sumo match. The rich man bets everything he owns, and the young man offers to become his servant forever, as a strange battle behinds. A lazy drunkard finds a wallet and uses it to throw a huge party. But when he wakes up it was a dream...!? (en)
  • Kintarō is a very strong boy who wants to find his father . A man stays at a mansion filled with monster cats. A rampaging bull destroys fields on moonlit nights. (en)
  • A raccoon comes to a woodcutter's house and learns to work a spinning wheel. On a moonlit night, a giant snake appears with two moons in tow and swallows a hunter. His daughters find out and swear revenge. A lord issues an order that anybody who turns 60 must be left in the mountains to die. A son tearfully takes his mom up to the mountains but can't bear to [do] it. He hides her beneath the floor . (en)
  • A hunter outwits a giant ogre called an oni. Two sons find a statue of one of the buddhas while trying to catch fish for their sick mother. (en)
  • A hard working family refuses to give in to poverty so the God of Poverty haunting them is to be fired. But they want him to stay. A strange child shouts, "Poor! Trip!" at a poor elderly couple on new years. A poor man gives a priest statue a straw hat, and is given blessings in return. (en)
  • A man becomes a doctor after his eyeball falls out. In Aizu, the Byakkotai dies at the end of a war. (en)
  • The world's laziest man goes to Kyoto . A flute is played on a moonlit night. A monk draws magic shrimp. (en)
  • An honest man gets rewarded by a liar, a husband white lie turns into a great whale, and a couple tries the ginger trick. (en)
  • A man becomes faster than a horse after his mother dies. A sumo wrestler uses divine help to defeat an opponent. A kappa wants to marry a girl in exchange for his help. (en)
  • Gonpachi was working hard at a gold mine to raise money for his family. Three brothers get lost in the mountains and find themselves at the house of a terrifying mountain grannie . A traveler comes to an inn on the Sumidagawa river. She's looking for her son who vanishes. (en)
  • A boy named Kintarō wrestles a bear . A thunder god is taught a lesson. A master liar deceives people. (en)
  • A giant teapot monster haunts an abandoned temple . A rich man devises a cunning plan to marry off his daughter . A priest sends a boy into town to learn about the mysterious "tenshiki" . (en)
  • A couple creates a child from dirt, a woodcutter breaks his promise, and in the last tale we learn the meaning of "Hirarin, Heirin, Tairarin, Tairabayashi and Ippachijuu no Mokumoku, and Hitotsutoyattsudetokkikki". (en)
  • A man gains the ability to see others for the animals they really are . A man wants to learn to fly, but runs into resistance from the Japanese government . (en)
  • A strong boy goes on a journey . The man with the most filial piety in the village is found. Sharks bang against bells. (en)
  • A man works hard at tilling an arid field near a river. A girl saves his mother from drowning and he marries her. A foreign ship crashes near a small fishing village.A young man leaves on a journey to become strong, and encounters more and more friends with surprising talents. (en)
  • A master hunter goes to the mountain, where he has a dream of a frog eating a worm, and then being eaten by a snake. An Ainu village is attacked, and an old woman and her grandson Tonkuru escape into the forest where they get separated. A girl named Yayoi crosses the mountains every day to go to work, and each day she would talk to a tree. (en)
  • A goddess lives on the northern mountain. Kiyohime becomes a snake and attacks the one she loves. Final episode (en)
  • An oni gives a girl great power. A cat of repays the kindness of its owners. (en)
  • An old man has a bump . A lazy man wants a life of ease. The God of Wealth's hammer is missing its handle. (en)
  • A priest gains the power to control farts, a mother-in-law's true colors are shown, and brothers want to cook with a star. (en)
  • A small boy fights a demon . The wind god takes children to a mystical land . A lord goes thumpity-thump. (en)
  • A thief is scary, a wolf is scary, but the worst is the Furuya Flora; two children fight a witch, and a painter learns a lesson. (en)
  • A man sleeps and waits for good news. A woman wants to divorce her husband because his mother farts too much. A man marries a snake. (en)
  • A crane repays a debt . A lazy woman is visited by terrible ghosts. A monster and a mountain granny terrorize a village. (en)
  • Susano has to prove his worth, a Satori woman finds her man, and a cheapo meets his match. (en)
  • Three grains of rice become three grains of gold. A man named Jirochou is an inspiration to everyone. (en)
  • A rich man learns of a treasure in a swamp and forces his servants to drain it. Tatsuko goes to a shrine in the mountain every night seeking eternal beauty. The black dragon, who is the master of a huge swamp, wants to marry the beautiful Kurohime. (en)
  • A thief helps a sick boy instead of stealing. A horse, a cat, a dog, and a chicken go on a journey. Stories are sold for ten gold coins. (en)
  • A lie does not build a family, a mother never stops searching, and a traveling priest searches for the answer. (en)
  • A man marries a frog wife. A merchant from Edo teaches people a valuable lesson about quality goods. (en)
  • Heaven and Earth bring their blessings . Daikoku buys salt. A hidden village is discovered. (en)
  • A god rides on a cucumber. A lord becomes rich using his abacus to keep expenses down. (en)
  • A peasant hears about Japanese poetry and decides to try some for himself. A monk whittles 100,000 statues of buddha. (en)
  • The monk and the turtle: A travelling monk saves a turtle, and the turtle later saves the monks life. The turtle reappears when the monk is in grave danger. Kijimuna: A mountain occurs near a small village, and the guardian tree of the village is burnt down. A mischievous fairy called a Kijimuna appears to beg for food, but he has a very good reasons. The stingy funeral: There was once a very stingy man. He doesn't know whom to give his money to when he dies. So he asks his three sons what kind of funeral they'd give him. (en)
  • A priest statue gives warnings in dreams. A master dollmaker makes a doll from unique materials. (en)
  • A teapot holds a dark secret . A man solves a complicated riddle. A complex pun involving tea and sieves. (en)
  • A nation tricks a war hungry nation, a hunter tricks a snake, and an otter tricks a fox. (en)
  • A wolf encounters the most terrifying thing in the world . A tengu plays tricks with potatoes. Kanne and his merry band race a princess. (en)
  • A priest statue helps an old man. A traveling performer meets a giant snake that devours travelers . A fishing village angers the whales and pays a terrible price. (en)
  • An honest old man's bean is eaten by a priest statue, and in exchange he gets a demon's treasure. A man saves a snake from a volcano and is given a reed full of water that will make a spring. A farmer saves a wounded swan, and marries a beautiful woman. (en)
  • A fire man brings gold . A priest sacrifices himself to bring the rain. A man carries a mountain. (en)
  • A poor man saves a wounded bird, and a beautiful woman comes to be his bride. The beautiful cloths she weaves sell for a high price, but... . A young man loves to play the flute, but is forced to prove his bravery by slaying 100 boars. A man makes a stupid wish accidentally, and now a god will kill his son on his seventh birthday. (en)
  • Cats perform plays late at night. A man is mistaken for a god. A gourd grants all wishes. (en)
  • A musician is haunted by the spirits of fallen samurai, two massive men duel for supremacy , and a transforming badger runs a con at a mountain pass. (en)
  • A man uses his fortune-telling skills to win a reward. A suspicious man believes rumors that lead to his fiancee's death. An old priest tricks a monster. (en)
  • A man gains the ability to see others for the animals they really are. A demon roof tile brings misfortune. (en)
  • A village helps a monk escape the wrath of a feudal lord. A goddess turns leaves into fish to help her people. A high priest comes to the village. (en)
  • Late one night, a thief tricks a priest into letting him ride on his shoulders, hoping to steal the priest's cloak. A priest stays the night at an old temple, where he sees demons torturing a young girl. A sailor is attacked by ghost ships in the Seto Inland Sea, and is the only survivor. (en)
  • An old man with a bump dances for a demon band, a fox gets tricked, and a love potion backfires horribly. (en)
  • A couple works hard but is still poor, and meets the new year with a sigh. On new years, a man can't sell his hemp so he trades it for an umbrella and an honest cow-herd meets a strange monster who can read thoughts. (en)
  • Momotarō fights demons with his animal friends . A wise priest heals illness in exchange for buckwheat. A priest has a disgusting nose. (en)
  • A man goes to an undersea palace . A crane leaves his poop as a present. Gosuke makes money in an unusual way. (en)
  • A wife unwittingly offends a powerful catfish god. Inou Tadataka becomes the first man to make a map of Japan. (en)
  • An old man makes flowers bloom . A lazy man is visited by a sea monster. Two foxes compare their disguises. (en)
  • Did you drop the gold axe or the silver axe? A man makes a deal with a monster, and a Tengu is tricked. (en)
  • A man marries a beautiful, rich wife, but is warned never to wake up in the middle of the night. One night he wakes up. An old couple build a child out of the dirt from their bodies. It comes alive and becomes their son . The Kijimuna fairies that were saved by an old couple fill a beach with flowers but the sea god gets angry. (en)
  • A wife weaves her loom to raise money for the family, but the spirits of the dead hear the sound and come to claim her soul. A monk buys some octopus for his ailing mother, but an irritating local man calls him out. A man raises his daughter alone, and one day a woman under a willow tree gives her milk. (en)
  • A couple finds a baby, a young girl lives with a flowerpot on her head, and how the zodiac got its animals. (en)
  • A worker is terrified of meat buns . A raindrop monster. A demon puts a carpenter in an unwanted deal . (en)
  • A child appears from inside a stalk of bamboo. A village makes a kite with the face of an oni. (en)
  • Badgers protect an island. Fukusuke becomes the god of blessing. Acolytes at a temple are jealous of a smart dog. (en)
  • A boy called Ishidoumaru searches for his father. A lord battles a monster in his keep. (en)
  • The ghostly voices of children cry out at night from a haunted bed, a man tries a new strategy to sell his wares , and the dancing bones of a murdered man bring fame and wealth to the one who killed him. (en)
  • A man abuses his wife, who is a fish, and lives to regret it . A monster wants to be carried on someone's back. A fox at Ankokuji wants to learn the ways of the buddha. (en)
  • Rustle Rustle Don't Go, a bully gets his, and a walking stick breaks a bone. (en)
  • A lazy man named Zenroku learns to become a great sawyer. A man finds a celestial maiden's cloth and steals it, and forces her to become his wife . Two ancient sages play a game of go inside an orange. (en)
  • A boy becomes high priest after a lowly upbringing. A girl becomes the first woman to stand on Mt. Fuji. (en)
  • The bat flies at dusk, an old man with a bump dances for a demon band , and lunch works. (en)
  • A crab seeks revenge on a monkey . A demon devours shadows. A boundary is lost. (en)
  • A man wants to be a black kite. A sinister creature haunts a tree on an island. (en)
  • A careless man meets his double . A beheaded priest statue saves a life. A bully loses a hood and is tormented by terrible visions. (en)
  • A man listens to the world around him, a dog and cat rescue their master, and a ghost is lost in rhyme. (en)
  • A priest statue spits out yummy rice. A dog goes to Ise. (en)
  • Married by the gods, a sneaky snake, and you can't get the priest butt wet! . (en)
  • Governor Shimada has come to Kazusa, where there is no water and the harvest is dependent on the rain. Two men tie a pipe between their houses so they can talk even when they're snowed in. Even though they were alone, they could cheer each other up by talking, but then they stop getting answers... . The priest tries to raise a fava bean tree to help the starving villagers, but the kids at the temple eat it. (en)
  • A wife plots with ginger . A raccoon learns to use a spinning wheel . A doctor assists in the birth of a fox . (en)
  • A man is repaid for an accidental gift but greed ruins all, an old couple sponsors a rat, and two kids trick a sneaky priest. (en)
  • A boy throws a rock at a baby kappa, and its father puts a powerful curse on him. The lake moss of the Ainu come to be referred as the heart of the forest. (en)
  • A girl named Ofuku is kidnapped by a terrible demon, but she has a plan. A couple invites a demon into their homes on the way when demons are normally driven out. A priest becomes friends with a raccoon couple who want to hear the sutras he recites. (en)
  • A lesson about soba is learned. A lightning god refuses to strike a mulberry tree. The souls of the dead rip off a man's ears . (en)
  • A white snake becomes a daughter. Two snails cook dinner for a pair of brothers. A blue tengu and a red tengu get in a fight. (en)
  • Ikkyuu is a smart young man. The shogun hears about him and gives him a difficult task: defeating a tiger that lives inside a painting. A child meets an old man in the mountains who tells him that if he goes to the mountain god's shrine and prays, his wish will come true. An old man saves a crane who's been caught by some children. (en)
  • A country rat tries out the big city, a father learns a hard lesson, and it's tortoise vs. hare. (en)
  • A man helps a snake and is taken to the dragon god's palace, and the dragon god offers him anything he wants. He asks for water for his village. A white rat brings blessings to a man but his greedy neighbor steals it. A lazy man finds a tiny hermit in a pot. The lazier he is the more the hermit grows, until at last it fills the whole house. (en)
  • A monk's hand towel is a gift to a hard-working girl. Fuki learns of a spring that will heal her father's illness. A girl from Ryuuguu Palace must produce a miracle for an evil lord. (en)
  • The stinkvine weed smelled terrible, and the big tree always made fun of it. To save a girl from a demon, a traveling monk goes to find the one thing it fears, "Shippeitaro" . Buhei is a man proud of his strength. (en)
  • Shiitare becomes a traveling performer. The lightning likes to eat people's belly-buttons. A faithful daughter falls to her death. (en)
  • Little One Inch is very small . A great snake threatens the villagers of Onnagawadani. A Bodhisattva calls the rain. Final episode (en)
  • A priest becomes friends with an old raccoon. A beautiful woman called Otane meets a sad fate. (en)
  • A man bags the wind. An ancient legend about Tanabata is still told to this day. (en)
  • A man buys a dream that lead to wealth . A badger longs for a mother's warmth. A god promises health if people will stop tripping over his head. (en)
  • A boy travels with some animals , a frogs croak is explained, and the fountain of youth is found . (en)
  • A simple trip leads to an unfortunate life, a fox learns of karma , and the Fire god is lonely. (en)
  • A priest statue heals hearing . A cow goes into a swamp. A man cuts reeds. (en)
  • We learn the tale of Sakata no Kintoki, a lord learns more than expected, and sometimes you have to cry to move on. (en)
  • A man washes his horse in the river, and the horse is attacked by evil imps. A white fox repays a debt. A lord and a peasant woman exchange beautiful poems. (en)
  • A statue by the river reminds a boy of his dead mother. His stepmom tells him that if the statue will eat a rice ball, he can have one too, so off he goes . A new hand washing basin has been put in the village shrine. But the kappa used this stone to sit on and think or keep watch . A massive pumpkin grows from a tiny vine, and a man is very happy . (en)
  • A giving man waits by a bridge, a monk witness his cat give a moving speech, and Chichinpuyopuyo Pupuyopuyo. (en)
  • A monk saves a girl from an evil monster . A demon granny stalks the plains of Adachigahara . A woman devours the legs of an octopus . (en)
  • An Octopus wants a hat. A secret is buried. A raccoon with a unibrow sets a task for a monk. (en)
  • A mountain granny brings prosperity in exchange for delicious mochi. Horrible creatures called Namahage strike a town in Akita. (en)
  • There is a splendid picture of a rooster in the room where the crimson flower merchant says. And they say that it crows at midnight. God creates the calendar to rule the world, and wants the animals to protect it. The animals all rush to God's temple on new years. But the rat lies to the cat . Zenzaemon, of Kishou Swamp, is sent to learn the secrets of salt-making from Akou Province and is caught. But official Ooishi Kuranosuke is moved by his devotion to his homeland, and lets him go. (en)
  • The origin of the Tanabata festival is told, a snake causes a calamity, and manners are important. (en)
  • Momotarō is born from a peach . A man protects a storehouse with his giant farts. A mitten crab repays a debt. (en)
  • A new bride is explosive, a hunter gets lucky, and a man tries a new strategy to sell his wares. (en)
  • A samurai breaks a teacup owned by a poor man. Pack runners carry salmon along a mountain path. (en)
  • An old woman who is an excellent midwife hears a woman in pain with a difficult birth. A man saves a snake and is rewarded with a strange sleeve that creates money when shaken. A ghost in an old temple turns out to be a raccoon. (en)
  • A dog is loyal no matter what, the Queens wants monkey livers, and a dog wishes to be human. (en)
  • Masakichi, a fisherman who picked up a priest statue from a wrecked ship, is visited by it in his dreams. The merchants of Kyoto are attacked by bandits. They manage to escape but their horses and goods are stolen. A loser meets the god of death, who tells him to become a doctor. He does as he's told and immediately becomes very rich... (en)
  • A ninja learns secret techniques. New methods for pottery are devised. (en)
  • Crabs seek revenge upon a monkey for wounding their mother, and are aided by a mortar and cow poop; a divine oracle leads a man to riches , and a man's head becomes the scene of strange happenings. (en)
  • Three brothers run from a demon, a priest spends a night in a tree, and the Sun, Moon, and Thunder come to an agreement. (en)
  • Takohachi is mistaken for a rich man . A man's generosity spares another man's life. A man marries the spirit of the willow tree outside his house . (en)
  • A faithful dog tries to save his master and fails. A good doctor spreads medicine even after being betrayed. A boy challenges demons to win back the medicine he needs for his sick mom. (en)
  • It's princess week on Folktales from Japan! A princess returns to the moon . A princess has a bowl on her head . A princess has no hair. (en)
  • A raccoon badly injures a kind old woman. The rabbit hears about this from her husband, and angrily avenges her. A child is picking up chestnuts in the forest, and before he knows it it's night. A demon grannie catches him . A new hand washing basin has been put in the village shrine. But the kappa used this stone to sit on and think or keep watch. (en)
  • A man saves a rat who is being bullied, and is granted great fortune. A man saves a turtle who is being bullied, and is taken to an undersea palace . A man saves the frogs in a swamp, and is given a magic folding screen. (en)
  • A lord picks mushrooms. A wife is embarrassed at her family's meager presents. Two sculptors compete to see who is the best, but one cheats. (en)
  • A mother raises two sons alone after her husband dies. A boy at a temple hides two buns to give them to a kind family, but snow falls and he doesn't know where they are... The Tengu of Mt. Kurama gives Ushiwakamaru his father's sword, and trains him to become a great samurai. (en)
  • A boy is born from a peach and beats a demon . A fierce hawk kills animals on a winter mountain, and only a hunter can stop it. A thunder god falls in love with the owner of a soba stand and marries her. (en)
  • A kid learns to trust his priest, a priest learns to believe in a child's dream, and the gods have to go. (en)
  • A mountain grannie repays those who are kind to her. A child prodigy is banished far from the capital. (en)
  • A man looks for a box of treasure at a bridge A couple is dealing with a violent governor. An old man who loves to drink finds a skull in a field. (en)
  • A sparrow's tongue is severed . A mortar seller has a dream. A man marries a fox. (en)
  • A man fights for his wife, a haunt ditch, and more money more problems. (en)
  • Rice balls roll . A monster lurks in a hot springs. A man's head becomes a lake . (en)
  • A demon and his son live in the mountains. The princess of Ryuuguu castle has a baby . Taikichi, who always gives an offering to the Ryuuguu Abyss, is given a wife and child by Ryuuguu Palace. (en)
  • The origin of the Tanabata festival is told , a woodcutter breaks his promise , and monkeys worship a Buddha without getting their butts wet . (en)
  • A woman opens a box and meets a terrible fate. A wife seeks revenge for her lost mirror. A merchant tries to con a man out of a rare dish, but is conned instead . (en)
  • A pond snail becomes rich . A girl opens a box that she should never have opened. A giant snake has a child. (en)
  • An old man loved a swallow, but when it eats his wife's glue, she cuts out its tongue. He goes deep into the mountains to find her... A packdriver buys a good horse in town, and then some mackerel to give to the god of horses , and Shinkichi works at a soy sauce shop, but since he's so careless everyone treats him like a child. (en)
  • An old woman sacrifices herself to bring prosperity to a starving village. A demon god repairs a destroyed temple. (en)
  • A statue falls in love and goes to visit its lover every night. A trickster fox loves to tease an old man, but one night it goes a little too far. An owl dies[sic] a crow different colors, but the crow doesn't like them. (en)
  • Money gets up and walks away , a demon repays a kindness , and a man shouldn't eat . (en)
  • A girl sings a song, and her father is sacrificed; a son is tasked with taking his mother to the mountains, where she will left to die , and a tense hostage situation at a sumo wrestler's dojo. (en)
  • A ghost makes a man strong. Good miso is found only a short distance away. (en)
  • Tanokyuu tricks a snake and gets a reward, monsters pick a fight with the wrong monk, and a monk and raccoon do battle. (en)
  • Two large men fight each other to see who is the strongest . A human intervenes in a duel between cow and bear. A girl marries a snake. (en)
  • A traveling pair of samurai eat delicious miso beans, which are so good that they travel back three leagues to get more. A boy sleeps for three years and begins to make strange requests. A lazy boy is forced to work in the mountains for three years, and given a broken bowl in exchange. (en)
  • A priest is tricked by a fox, who is then tricked by a kid. A priest eats meat from the thigh of his goddess. A stingy man becomes a bug . (en)
  • A girl falls in love with the spirit of a pine tree. A frail lord is tempted into eating more by the power of mustard and lotus root. (en)
  • A southern ruler named Yuriwaka is abandoned on an island, an old man brings home a boy named "Fire Man" , and a stingy priest tells the children at his temple that his snacks are made of poison, but... (en)
  • A young samurai seeks revenge . A demon granny stalks the plains of Adachigahara. The sun and moon take a trip down to see the lower world . (en)
  • A man falls in love with a carp he catches in a lake. A lord learns the ways of herbs. (en)
  • A young woodcutter seeks shelter from a blizzard with his master. A young woman has a horse she loves . After the battle between the Heike and the Genji, a young girl finds a conch shell on the beach that she feeds to her mom. (en)
  • A man who is all alone in the world takes the advice of a goddess and trades a single piece of straw into a fortune . Two brothers who are masters of the bow stop at a village haunted by a monster. They decide to get rid of it. A brave young boy goes to a forbidden shrine, and doesn't come back. (en)
  • A sister saves her brothers; a love is found, lost, and found again; and you put an "o" in front of everything to be polite. (en)
  • Kintarō grows up to be big and strong, and fights a demon . The Utou birds unleash a terrible curse. Yattobei battles a Tengu. (en)
  • "If I can make a hundred swords in a night, give me your daughter," a traveler says, and locks himself in a blacksmith's forge. There was a mean doctor who lived in a village. One night, he goes to a mansion to save a young girl who's having a hard birth . Senkamejo grew up spoiled by her mother, and was the prettiest girl in town, but selfish and arrogant. One day she hears that a beautiful statue of Kannon-sama is at the temple, and she and her mother go to see it. (en)
  • A lord discovers a new favorite fish . A man is given a bottomless pitcher of sake that almost ruins his life. A giant carp sinks a boat. (en)
  • A talented woodcutter enters a forbidden forest and is assaulted by a monster crab. An old man is famous for being rough on his servants. Since nobody wants to work for him, he hires monsters. An old man gives a rat a rice ball, and as thanks is taken to a magical world . (en)
  • Money gets up and walks away, everybody farts, and true kindness is always repaid. (en)
  • A girl tricks a monkey out of marriage . A woman devours the legs of an octopus. An oil seller is tricked by a fox. (en)
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  • dbr:Rokurokubi
  • dbr:The_Crab_and_the_Monkey
  • dbr:Urashima_Tarō
  • dbr:Kuzuryū
  • dbr:Tanabata
  • dbr:Momotarō
  • dbr:My_Lord_Bag_of_Rice
  • dbr:Namahage
  • dbr:The_Tale_of_the_Bamboo_Cutter
  • dbr:Benzaiten
  • dbr:Shippeitaro
  • dbr:Hagoromo_(play)
  • dbr:Hare_of_Inaba
  • dbr:Bunbuku_Chagama
  • dbr:Tōdai-ji
  • dbr:Futakuchi-onna
  • dbr:Ōta_Dōkan
  • dbr:Abe_no_Seimei
  • dbr:Amanojaku
  • dbr:Nio
  • dbr:Hanasaka_Jiisan
  • dbr:Issun-bōshi
  • dbr:Kappa_(folklore)
  • dbr:Konjaku_Monogatarishū
  • dbr:The_Fountain_of_Youth_(fairy_tale)
  • dbr:Hiraga_Gennai
  • dbr:Inō_Tadataka
  • dbr:The_Boy_Who_Drew_Cats
  • dbr:The_Husband_of_the_Rat's_Daughter
  • dbr:Hyottoko
  • dbr:Chinese_zodiac
  • dbr:Hoichi_the_Earless
  • dbr:The_Tortoise_and_the_Hare
  • dbr:Yamata_no_Orochi
  • dbr:Kintarō
  • dbr:Yama-uba
  • dbr:Red_string_of_fate
  • dbr:The_Town_Mouse_and_the_Country_Mouse
  • dbr:The_Straw,_the_Coal,_and_the_Bean
  • dbr:The_Honest_Woodcutter
  • dbr:Straw_Millionaire
  • dbr:Enma
  • dbr:Kachikachi_Yama
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  • 600 (xsd:integer)
  • dbr:Uriko-hime
  • dbr:Tsuru_no_Ongaeshi
  • dbr:Shita-kiri_Suzume
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  • Furusato saisei: Nippon no mukashibanashi (ふるさと再生 日本の昔ばなし? lett. "Rinascita dell'antico villaggio: Favole giapponesi"), anche nota internazionalmente come Folktales from Japan è una serie televisiva anime, iniziata il 1º aprile 2012 e conclusasi il 25 marzo 2018 su TV Tokyo. La serie racconta in ogni episodio varie storie legate al folclore ed alla mitologia giapponese. Voci narranti di ogni episodio saranno quelle degli attori Akira Emoto e . (it)
  • 『ふるさと再生 日本の昔ばなし』(ふるさとさいせい にっぽんのむかしばなし)は、2012年4月1日から2017年3月26日までテレビ東京系列で放送されたテレビアニメ。厚生労働省社会保障審議会特別推薦 児童福祉文化賞受賞作品。 ヘーベルハウス(旭化成ホームズ)の一社提供で「ヘーベルハウス劇場」の枠名が設定されている。 (ja)
  • Hometown Rebuilding: Folktales from Japan (ふるさと再生 (さいせい) 日本 (にっぽん)の昔 (むかし)ばなし, Furusato Saisei: Nippon no Mukashi Banashi) is a 258-episode long Japanese anime television series that adapts various traditional stories from Japan. Each episode of this anime comprises three approximately seven-minute tales. Produced by the Tokyo-based animation company Tomason, it was aired by TV Tokyo from April 1, 2012 to March 26, 2017. (en)
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  • Folktales from Japan (en)
  • Furusato saisei: Nippon no mukashibanashi (it)
  • ふるさと再生 日本の昔ばなし (ja)
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