Draft:Folktales of Japan

Folktales of Japan is the English-translated copy of Keigo Seki' s Nihon No Mukashi-Banashi. It was translated by Robert J. Adams.

Table of Contents:

 * Animal Tales:
 * The Fish Thief
 * The Hare, Badger, Monkey and Otter
 * Kachi Kachi Mountain
 * The Rabbit and the Bear
 * The Quail and the Badger
 * The Monkey and the Crab
 * The Monkey and the Pheasant
 * The Wolf's Reward
 * The Greedy Hawk
 * The Whale and the Sea Slug
 * The Cat and the Crab
 * The Monkey's Liver
 * The Rain Leak in an Old House
 * The Mole's Bridegroom
 * An Endless Story
 * Ogres
 * Shippei Taro
 * The Oni 's Laughter
 * Momotaro, The Peach Boy
 * The Dirt Boy
 * The Three Lucky Charms
 * The Oni and the Three Children
 * The Golden Chain from Heaven
 * The Swamp Nushi 's Messenger
 * Supernatural Husbands or Wives
 * The Woman Who Came Down from Heaven
 * The Fire Boy
 * The Crane Wife
 * The Snow Wife
 * The Snail Choja
 * Little One Inch
 * The White Bird Sister
 * The Girl without Arms
 * Kindness Rewarded and Evil Punished
 * The Good Fortune Kettle
 * Urashima Taro
 * The Tongue-cut Sparrow
 * The Old Man Who Cut Bamboo
 * The Old Man Who Made Flowers Bloom
 * The Old Men Who Had Wens
 * The Monkey's Jinzo-sama
 * Benizara and Kakezara
 * The Salt-Grinding Millstones
 * The Magic Ear
 * The Choja Who Became a Monkey
 * The Skeleton's Song
 * Good Fortune
 * The Charcoal Burner Choja
 * Luck from heaven and Luck from the Earth
 * The Man Who Bought a Dream
 * The Advice That Cost a Thousand Ryo
 * Cleverness and Stupidity
 * The Monkey Bridegroom
 * The Wife's Portrait
 * The Golden Eggplant
 * The Bundles of Straw and the King's Son
 * The Boy Who Told Tall Talews
 * A Tall Tale Contest
 * The Mountain Where Old People Were Abandoned
 * The Three Year Sleeping Boy
 * The Nun as Judge
 * The Clever Lord
 * The Hawk Fledgling
 * Stinginess
 * It's Been Well Used
 * The Pillow
 * There's No Deity There
 * The Sweet Mochi 's Parents
 * Bedding in One's Ear