Folktales from Japan - Season 4
Season 4
Episodes
Monkey and Crab; Greedy Kihachi; The Spider's Twill
Scary Buns; The Raindrop Monster; The Carpenter and Oniroku
Kachikachi Mountain; Long Arms and Long Legs; Mountain Monk Rock
Ash-Covered Haitarou; The Tengu's Sake; Kanekichi the Flute Player
The Fox of Battari Stream; Celebratory Sumo; Quiet Contest
The Cow-herding Priest Statue; Tanokyuu; Whale Bridge
Tenshiki; The Snot-Nosed Kid; Mayoiga
The Priest Becomes a Carp; The Pot's Song; Teapot
The Listening Hood; You There, Grandpa?; The Carrot, the Burdock, and the Radish
The Hornless Sazae; The Willowleaf Fish; The High Priest Who Came to the Village
Eat Miso Beans Even if You Have to Go Back Three Leagues; Netarou of Asa; Tarou of the Broken Bowl
The Man Who was Faster than a Horse; The Incredibly Strong Oni Tayuu;The Kappa and the Gourd
Two Young Boys with a Destiny; Osan the Fox and Yosaburou the Raccoon; The Underground Country
The Story of the Man Who Was Always in a Hurry; The Cat of Unpenji Temple; The Yama-Ori Rich Man
The Cat's Play; Hanbei Daimyoujin; The Gourd Kannon
We Still Don't Know; The Thunder and the Mulberry Tree; Earless Houichi
The Priest Statue That Goes Round; The Priest Statue That Faces Sideways; Inside the Teacup
The Bean Stalk and the Heavenly Mansion; Otei's Story; Moyabune
Urashima of Kurobe; Yachabou; Oshidori
The Cursed Blade that Sank into the Swamp; The Plate Mansion of Banchou; Zensuke, the Badger, and the Kappa
The Giant Octopus's Hat; The Buried Secret; The Unibrow Raccoon
The Kappa Kid; The Priest and the Kid's 'Who Ate it?'; The Sparrow and the Woodpecker
Hakke Hachitarou; Ohatsu Kannon; The Monster of Red Lake
Sleep and Wait For Good News; The Farting Old Woman; The Black Kite's Egg
Monster Temple; Eggplant Grannie; The Tengu's Invisibility Cape
The Tea Pot; The Mountain-Folding Rich Man; The Tenshiki
Momotarou; The Frogs Who Didn't Respect Their Elders; The Water of Youth
The Old Man and His Bump; Buzz! Buzz! Serve Sake!; The Hammer's Handle
Kintarou; The Lightning God's Handprint; The Master of Lying
The Teapot Raccoon; The Difficult Marriage Question; Three Merchants
The Rolling Riceball; The Demon's Bath; Lake Head
Urashima Tarou; The Crane`s Gift; Gosuke-don`s Business
Little One Inch; The Wind God & the Children; The Lord Goes Thumpity-Thud
Three Talismans; Saruya`s Rock; The Rat Takes a Husband
Princess Kaguya; Princess Hachikatsugi; Princess Kaminaga
Monkey Crab; Cow Demon; The Boundary Between the Northern and Southern Villages
The Old Man Who Made Flowers Bloom; The Umi Bouzu; Comparing Transformations
The Crane Repays a Debt; Chinchin Kobakama; The Monster and the Mountain Granny
The Umbrella Priest Statues; The Great Year's Fire; The Snow Woman
The Man Who Bought Dreams; The Badger of Eagle Mountain; Ishibumi-sama Heals Illness
Rolling Yams; The Gama Frog's Oil; The Arasaka Rich Man
The Rat Sutra; The Great Snake of Gondayuu Lake; A Tale of Yomeda
The Fire Man; Shouninbaru; Deetarabocchi
The Ear Priest Statue; The Cow That Dove into Tega Swamp; The Man Who Cut Reeds
The Ghost Who Raised a Child; Oman Cherry Blossoms; The Oso Fox and the Blacksmith
The Wife Who Didn't Eat; Yawn Achoo Poo; The Ushi no Koku Mairi
The Sparrow with the Severed Tongue; The Dream of the Mortar Seller; The Fox Wife
The Forest of Furuya; The Tengu and the Potato; Kanne and the Princess`s Kakegoro
The Village of Nightingales; The Rich Man and Gatarou; The Soul That Went into a Different Girl
Zashikiwarashi; The Lazy Husband and the Nagging Wife; The Peach and the Red Demon
Wintermelon Princess; The Former Dog; The Shocked Daikon Radish
Chinchin Kobakama; Saruya`s Rock; The Badger of Eagle Mountain
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